The Columbia Journal of Environmental Law is very pleased to announce the winners of the 2008-2009 and 2009-2010 Publishable Notes Program:
2009-2010
- Winner, Best Note Competition: Ben Schifman, The Limits of NEPA: Consideration of the Impacts of Terrorism in Environmental Impact Statements for Nuclear Facilities
- Sylvia Ewald, State Court Adjudication of Environmental Rights: Lessons to Learn from Adjudication of the Right to Education and the Right to Welfare
- Isaac Forman, NEPA & Mountaintop Removal Mining: The Case for a Renewed Hard Look
- Nick Houpt, Shopping for State Constitutions: Unequal Gift Clauses as Obstacles to Optimal State Encouragement of Carbon Sequestration
- Mark Popovsky, Nanotechnology and Environmental Insurance
2008-2009
- Winner, Best Note Competition: Christopher Angell, Assessing Climate Agreement Principles: The Tension Between Early Equivalent Actions and Variable Costs
- Neel Maitra, Access to Environmentally Sound Technology in the Developing World: A Proposed Alternative to Compulsory Licensing
- Katherine Regan, The Case for Enhancing Climate Change Negotiations with a Labor Rights Perspective
