UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy

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The UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and Policy produces a high quality biannual journal on cutting-edge environmental legal and policy matters. JELP is entirely run and produced by students at UCLA School of Law. Articles in JELP are written by leading scholars throughout the country and often the world, and by students focusing on environmental law at UCLA.

Volume 4, Issue 2, 1985

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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Articles

Aesthetic Theory and Landscape Protection: The Many Meanings of Beauty and Their Implications for the Design, Control and Protection of Vermont's Landscape

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Conflicting Statutes in No-Growth Environments: CEQA and the PSA

Pinkerton, Linda

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The Initial Environmental Assessments for the Nuclear Waste Repository under Section 112 of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act

Montange, Charles H.

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Recent Developments

Compulsory Self-Incrimination and the Oil Spill Statute: What the EPA Does Not Know Will Hurt Them

Unger, Ron

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Deliberate Release of Genetically Altered Frost Inhibiting Bacteria: Judicial Intervention in the Genetic Age

Kimball, Connie

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Sharper Teeth for the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

Ogden, Roy

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A Growing Loophole in the Clean Water Act

Wiener, Larry

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Scenic Rivers Designation Maintained

Bocarsly, Lance

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