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Florida A & M University Law Review

Volume 7, Number 2 (2015) Green Justice for All: International and Comparative Dimensions of Environmental Justice

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Introduction

The Second Annual Environmental Law and Justice Symposium Issue
Randall S. Abate

Articles

Environmental Rights in International Law: Explicitly Recognized or Creatively Interpreted
Svitlana Kravchenko

Adios to Paradise: The Yacyreta Dam and the Destruction of Environmental and Human Rights
Itzchak E. Kornfeld

Environmental Justice with Chinese Characteristics: Recent Developments in Using Environmental Public Interest Litigation to Strengthen Access to Environmental Justice
Jingjing Liu

Should We Adopt a Specific Regulation to Protect People That Are Displaced by Hydroelectric Projects?: Reflections Based on Brazilian Law and the "Belo Monte" Case
Bibiana Graeff

Biopiracy in the Brazilian Amazon: Learning from International and Comparative Law Successes and Shortcomings to Help Promote Biodiversity Conservation in Brazil
Vanessa Danley

How Sweet It Isn't: Big Sugar's Power Politics and the Fate of the Florida Everglades
Katherine Mohr

Lecture

The Second Annual Distinguished Lecture Florida A&M Environmental Law and Justice Symposium, November 3-4, 2011
Albert Mumma

Note

The ACF Water Crisis: A Major Challenge with a Feasible "Volunteer" Solution
Tremaine Reese

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ISSN: 1935-5173