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Environmental Law Program ("ELP") of the William S.
Richardson School of Law is
pleased to present the fifth issue of our occasional paper series:
He Mau Mo´olelo Kanawai o ka ´Aina ("Stories
of the Law of the Land")
David
Paulson (Class of 2004), You Can't Put the Toothpaste
Back into the Tube: The Adequacy of Federal Regulatory Oversight
to Prevent Potential Environmental Damage Resulting from the Open-Field
Testing of Transgenic Crops. (Fall 2005)
Shirley
Garcia (Class of 2003), Ka Pa`akai O Ka `Āina v. Land Use
Commission: Fulfilling the State's Duty to Protect the Traditional
and Customary Rights of Native Hawaiians? (Spring 2004)
Della
Au Belatti (Class of 2003), Act 50: The Protections, Pitfalls,
and Possibilities of the New Cultural Assessment Requirement for
Hawaii`i's Diverse Communities (Spring 2004)
Emily
E. Larocque (Class of 2002), The Convention on the Conservation
and Management of Highly Migratory Fish Stocks in the Central
and Western Pacific Ocean: Can Tuna Promote Development of Pacific
Island Nations? (Spring 2003)
Darcy
Kishida (Class of 2001), Safe Harbor Agreements Under the
Endangered Species Act: Are They Right for Hawai'i? (Spring
2001)
Jean
Campbell (Class of 2000), Where’s the Beach?: Drawing a
Line in the Sand To Determine Shoreline Property Boundaries in
the United States and the Resulting Conflict Between Public and
Private Interests (Summer 2000)
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