Fordham Environmental Law Review | Vol 18 | No. 2

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Articles

Federal Environmental Enforcement: Is less More?
Richard Webster

Re-Allocating the Conservation Landscape: Conservation Easements and Regulation Working in Concert
Anna Vinson

Resolving Conflicts between Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Case of the Montreal and Kyoto Protocols
Daniel McCabe

Criminal Liability for Environmental Damage Occurring in Times of Non-International Armed Conflict: Rights and Remedies
Aurelie Lopez

Pretenders to the Throne: A First Amendment Analysis of the Property Status of Animals
Elizabeth DeCoux

Notes

Are GMOs Good or Bad Seeds in the Developing World?: A Discussion of the Growing Role of Developing Countries in the Debate over Climate Change and the Loss of Biodiversity
Alexandra Scuro

Considering a Cooperative Water Management Approach in Resolving the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin Water War
Natasha Meruelo