Melissa Powers
Associate Professor of Law
Bibliography
Separately Published Works
CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE LAW, Lexis/Nexis Publishing (2009) (co-authored with David Hunter and Chris Wold).
CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE LAW, Teacher’s Manual, Lexis/Nexis Publishing (2009) (co-authored with David Hunter and Chris Wold).
Works Published As Part of a Collection
The Cost of Coal: Climate Change and the End of Coal as a Source of “Cheap” Electricity, 12 University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law 407 (2010).
King Corn: Will the Renewable Fuel Standard Eventually End Corn Ethanol’s Reign?, 11 Vermont Journal of Environmental Law 667 (2010).
Integrating the Clean Air Act with Cap-and-Traide, 37 Rutgers Law Record 150 (2010).
The New U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard: Slow Movements Towards Sustainability, IUCN Academy of Environmental Law E-Journal (2010).
United States Country Report: Developments in Climate Change Law, IUCN Academy of Environmental Law E-Journal (2010).
Land Use Regulation versus Property Rights: What Oregon’s Recent Battles Could Mean for Sustainable Governance, in GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABILITY: ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND SUCCESSES, (Klaus Bosselman, Ron Engel, and Prue Taylor, eds., IUCN – The World Conservation Union, Environmental Law and Policy Series Vol. 70, 2008).
Crimes Against the Environment, 2004 Update (authored Chapters 4 and 5; Professor Susan Mandiberg authored the remaining chapters) (2004).
Avoiding Dam Breaching Through Offsite Mitigation: NMFS’s 2000 Biological Opinion on the Columbia Basin Hydroelectric Operations, 32 Environmental Law 241 (co-authored with Michael Blumm) (2002).
The Spirit of the Salmon: How the Tribal Restoration Plan Could Restore Columbia Basin Salmon, 30 Environmental Law 867 (2000).
Contact
Melissa Powers’s office is in room 342 of Legal Research Center.
email powers@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6727
Melissa Powers
10015 S.W. Terwilliger Boulevard
Portland, Oregon 97219
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