Publications

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• Michigan Environmental Law Deskbook
• Michigan Environmental Law Journal

Michigan Bar Journal Environmental Theme Issues

November 2005
• Due Diligence Issues for Environmental Counsel: Acquisitions After Sarbanes-Oxley
  by Mark R. High
• Everything Old is New Again: Water Resource Protection in the 21st Century
  by Scott D. Hubbard
• The Shifting Sands of "Citizen Suit" Standing After Cleveland Cliffs
  by Joseph E. Quandt and Gina A. Bozzer and Jeffrey K. Haynes
• Condemnation as a Tool of Brownfield Redevelopment After Hathcock
  by Jaclyn Shoshana Levine and Polly A. Synk
• Where is the Water's Edge?
  by R. Craig Hupp
  
  
December 2001
• Brownfield Revitalization: How to maximize financial incentives when acquiring brownfields
  by Richard A. Barr and John V. Byl
• Taking Due Care: How much care is due from a nonliable owner under CERCLA and Part 201?
  by Chris Dunsky
• Environmental Law Introduction
• Environmental Justice: The environmental justice movement is working to prevent racial and social discrimination in an environmental context.
  by Alma Lowry and Tom Stephens
• Great Lakes Water: Michigan needs a comprehensive water diversion and use law to address the looming world water crisis, threatened privatization, and low water levels
  by James M. Olson
• Criminal Enforcement of Environmental Law: Stepping up crime prosecutions is crucial in the fight against environmental law violators.
  by Charles R. Toy and A. Michael Leffler

January 1997 - no online archive available

October 1994 - no online archive available