Cooper’s paper presents a historical analysis of the 50-year debate over nuclear safety that highlights three persistent problems, the flawed organizational structure of safety regulation, the continuing operational challenges confronting […]
THE INCREASINGLY COMPLEX CHALLENGE OF RESOURCE ACQUISITION Energy policy and regulatory decision making in the American electricity sector have always been a challenge because the U. S. is among the […]
The agreement provides that UD students who have earned bachelor’s degrees and who meet VLS entrance requirements will be guaranteed admission into the law school’s juris doctor, master’s or joint […]
The federal tax code plays a significant role in protecting open space. Landowners who donate conservation easements that protect land in perpetuity may be eligible for a federal income tax […]
Vermont Law School has partnered with the Center for Food Safety’s BEE Protective Campaign, making it the first higher-education campus in the country to earn official neonicotinoid pesticide-free designation. “Honey bees […]
SOUTH ROYALTON, Vt., Aug. 13, 2014—The Vermont Journal of Environmental Law (VJEL) has announced its first annual White River Environmental Law Writing Competition, open to law students across the country […]
Released Monday and available online, “Rising Temps and Emerging Threats: The Intersection of Climate Change and National Security in the 21st Century” is a compilation of scholarship and remarks […]
Cooper’s paper presents a historical analysis of the 50-year debate over nuclear safety that highlights three persistent problems, the flawed organizational structure of safety regulation, the continuing operational challenges confronting […]
The student-driven, day-long conference, “Eco-Equity—The Crossroads Between Cultural Diversity and Environmentalism,” will include five panels: “Indigenous Rights and the Environment,” “Developing Natural Resources,” “Industrialization and Waste Management,” “Civil Rights and […]
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded the U.S.-China Partnership for Environmental Law at Vermont Law School a $700,000 grant extension, increasing the total grant award to $6.8 […]