Volume 52, Issue 1
Current deathcare practices are unsustainable and local governments have the power to change that. Through regulatory amendments and land use solutions, harmful consequences of climate change created…
A win-win solution to Bitcoin mining's otherwise problematic electricity use, this article proposes overlay zoning with locational, renewable, and demand-response considerations to promote synergy be…
All states are parties to 25 or more interstate compacts; highlights in 2022 include courts applying legal principles that create uniformity, a compact agency fixing a scrivener error in 50 states' l…
Prescribed burning practices originated by Indigenous Americans protect communities and ecosystems. But NEPA's assumptions about human activity's relation to nature hinders controlled burns.
Focusing on housing and neighborhood development, this chapter examines how a community can prepare for disasters by pursuing no-cost or low-cost measures that promote the well-being of the entire co…
This article explores federal Constitutional principles to explain the structural and regulatory differences between the corporate and municipal securities markets and how these principles have infor…
This article summarizes the SCOTUS Knick case and total regulatory takings, emphasizing the exceptions-custom, public trust doctrine and nuisance-permit government to so strictly regulate property as…