Most concerns about delegation are put in terms of the handover of legislative power to
federal agencies and the magnitude of the legislative policy decisions made by such …

It is commonplace to hear commentators (often, but not always, of the conservative
persuasion) decry the growth in power of the judiciary over the course of the twentieth-and …

The Supreme Court's decision to grant certiorari in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection
Agency (West Virginia) was a surprise. The Court rarely grants cases involving challenges to …

Administrative law has re-emerged as a subject of intense controversy. The chief justice of
the United States has wondered aloud whether the exist-ing corpus juris is sufficient to …

New York City is concerned about the threat of climate change.'Rising temperatures, hotter
summers, and potential sea-level rise are all anticipated to impose significant costs on the …

Land exhibits a unique duality. Each parcel is at once absolutely fixed in location and
inextricably linked to a complex array of interconnected systems, natural and man-made …

Justice Stevens's most famous decision-Chevron USA Inc. v. NRDC-has come to stand for
an institutional choice approach to agency interpretation. But there is no evidence that …

The United States is often perceived as sceptical, if not hostile, to the need to address man-
made climate change. US government policy has undoubtedly disappointed …

Using firm-level data from the US manufacturing industry, this paper examines the
relationship among inventory leanness, structural strategies for supply chains, and the …

We previously presented a model for deep penetration of renewables in the electricity sector
of the southern half of the United States (Khoie and Yee in Clean Technol Environ Policy 17 …