Articles from Environmental Law (September 22, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An inapt fiction: the use of the Ex parte Young doctrine for environmental citizen suits against states after Seminole Tribe.	Flora, Courtney E.		16572
Are insignificant emissions significant? Western States Petroleum Ass'n v. EPA: the air operating permit program of the Clean Air Act.	Westersund, Todd B.		10499
Can we conserve California's threatened fisheries through natural community conservation planning?	Gaffin, John M.		5144
Case summaries.			23928
Fairness in environmental law.	Lazarus, Richard J.		17708
FERC's abdication of jurisdiction over hydroelectric dams on nonnavigable rivers: a potential setback for comprehensive stream management.	Mizejewski, Max J.		7238
How far should the bar on citizen suits extend under section 309 of the Clean Water Act?	Clauson, Heather L.		11824
In memoriam: Terry Nelson Riley.	Loren, Lydia Pallas	Brief Article	527
Reshaping habitat conservation plans for species recovery: an introduction of a series of articles on habitat conservation plans.	Kostyack, John		4832
The embattled social utilities of the Endangered Species Act - a Noah presumption and caution against putting gasmasks on the canaries in the coalmine.	Plater, Zygmunt J.B.		17216
The no surprises policy: Contracts 101 meets the Endangered Species Act.	Donovan, Karen L.		11781
Tribute.	Brunet, Edward J.	Testimonial	763
Using habitat conservation plans to implement the Endangered Species Act in Pacific Coast forests: common problems and promising precedents.	Hall, Daniel A.		17651