CALIFORNIA'S RISING SEA LEVELS RELATING TO DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES: A POSSIBLE SOLUTION.
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MAJOR QUESTION DOCTRINE: AN UPSET IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW.
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FROM NATURE TO NUISANCE: A HISTORICAL OBSERVATION ON THE TRAJECTORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW.
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FISHING AND FISHERIES UNDER INTERNATIONAL WATER LAW: A DIALOGUE BETWEEN PROFESSOR GABRIEL ECKSTEIN AND PROFESSOR PAUL STANTON KIBEL.
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THE WORLD'S MOST INTERNATIONAL WATERSHED IS IMPERILED BY A MAMMOTH HYDROPOWER DAM EXPANSION, AND EUROPE'S DANUBE SALMON IS THE "CANARY IN THE COAL MINE.".
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