• Michigan Environmental Law Deskbook
• Michigan Environmental Law Journal

2010 Annual Meeting Materials

• Annual Conference Agenda
• Part 201 Amendments Summary/Status—Deputy Director Jim Sygo
• Air Committee
• State of Connecticut v. American Electric Power Co.
• State of the Law
• Environmental Litigation and Administrative Practice Committee
• Toxicogenomics and Toxic Tort Litigation
• Hazardous Substances and Brownfields Committee
• State of the Law
• Natural Resources Committee
• Asian Carp Motion for Preliminary Injunction
• Asian Carp Preliminary Injunction Brief
• State of the Law
• Sustainability and Climate Change Committee
• State of the Law
• Sustainability Outline
• State of the Law e-Journal Case Summaries

Michigan Bar Journal Environmental Theme Issues

May 2011

• Theme Introduction
  by Lawrence Shoffner, Scott Steiner, and James Stewart
• Water Withdrawals in Michigan
  by Sara R. Gosman
• The Asian Carp: An Imminent Threat to the Great Lakes?
  by Margaret E. Vroman
• Where the Water Meets the Road: Access to the Water from a Public Road
  by William L. Carey
• DEQ Seeks New Beachhead in Shoreline Development
  by Jeffrey R. Dobson Jr. and Nakisha N. Chaney

January 2011

• Theme Introduction
  by Charlie Denton, Christopher J. Dunsky, and and John L. Tatum
• A Brief Introduction to Electricity Transmission
  by Steven C. Kohl and Scott M. Watson
• "Green" Tax Incentives: A Guide to Federal and Michigan Incentives for Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency
  by Richard P. Manczak and Jeffrey D. Moss
• Deep Shale Natural Gas Production in Michigan: Opportunities, Problems, and a Shot in the Dark
  by Susan Hlywa Topp
• Changes in the Law Governing Public Utilities
  by Lisa Babcock and Rodger Kershner

October 2009

• Environmental Law Theme Introduction
  by Charles E. Barbieri, Christopher J. Dunsky, and John L. Tatum
• Michigan's Clean Energy Legislation: Charging Toward a New Energy Future
  by Christopher Bzdok and James Clift
• MDEQ Seeking Major Overhaul of Michigan's Key Environmental Remediation and Brownfield Laws
  by Richard A. Barr
• Got Green?
  by Susan J. Sadler
• The Advent of Carbon Credit Trading in Michigan: Out of Chaos Comes Opportunity
  by Anna M. Maiuri and Mark J. Bennett
• To Arrange or Not to Arrange: Intent is the Question
  by Marc P. Lawrence

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