Business travel is a major contributor to the greenhouse gas emissions of knowledge
organizations. Through four case studies, the present research uses qualitative-structuring …

In the Russo-Ukrainian war, Orthodox Christianity mirrors both domestic and international
politics. 1 Beyond the baseless claims of" denazification," 2 Russian leaders believe the …

The prospects for domestic legislation or international treaties that would require
governments, businesses, and individuals to stop emitting the greenhouse gases that cause …

Products are routinely labeled “carbon neutral,”“recycled,”“biode¬ gradable,”“ocean-
friendly,” and “sustainable.” Bonds are marketed as “green” and mutual funds as “ESG,” …

Abstract The Supreme Court's decision in Environmental Protection Agency v. Sackett
reversed fifty years of federal Clean Water Act wetlands protections and removed federal …

Democrats and Republicans strongly disagree about climate policy. This Article explains
how these political disagreements have a surprisingly large effect on the greenhouse gas …

Scholars have wrestled with the legal boundary of the firm for generations. The legal
boundary limits the extent to which a firm can be held liable for the torts, contractual, and …

This chapter explores the rise and future of “green” corporate governance, including how
concerns about the changing climate are shaping long-extant debates in corporate law …

RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE Page 1 RECENT JOURNAL LITERATURE "Recent Journal
Literature" lists recently published law review and other legal periodical articles. Within …