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Associate Editors. An associate editor’s main responsibility on MJEAL is below the line editing. Associate editors have one week to complete source gathering and cite checking assignments. In addition, associate editors are expected to complete a note to be considered for publication. Applications will be received during the library’s write-on competition.
Junior Editors. A junior editor’s main responsibility on MJEAL is writing original posts for our blog. Junior editors will be expected to complete some source gathering and cite checking assignments. MJEAL begins accepting junior editor applications from 1Ls in the fall.
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New on the blog today! the latest piece from the Environmental Law Review Syndicate, "Flying the Coop: The Trump Administration’s (Mis)Interpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act"
Read MoreThis week on the blog: Junior Editor Lauren Ashley Week on the shortcomings of San Francisco's efforts to address housing insecurity
Read MoreRT @ResourcesMag: While ambitious #ClimateChange policies can deeply reduce emissions, they also have the potential to exacerbate energy po…
Read MoreNew blog post to day from MJEAL Editor Taylor Wilson - "Connections to the Past: Understanding County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund" - check it out here:
Read MoreRT @DebHaalandNM: A voice like mine has never been a Cabinet secretary or at the head of the Department of Interior. Growing up in my moth…
Read MoreRT @ENERGY: What are you doing to expand the gender diversity of the energy workforce? Join us for the @C3E_EnergyWomen Symposium with @m…
Read MoreHappy Friday! New blog post this morning from @HofferthSydney with a bit of that @UMichLaw #goblue spirit! "Hail to the ESA: Why the Decision to Deny Protection to Wolverines Was Misguided" https://t.co/XjpqPfFnYl
Read MoreNew piece published on the blog today as part of the Environmental Law Review Syndicate, HLS's @gracelandfield writes "'A Great Deal of Discretion': Bostock, Plain Text, and the Future of Climate Jurisprudence."
Read MoreRT @YaleE360: The accession of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court will cement a conservative majority that is likely to give polluting…
Read More.@UMichLaw Professor Uhlmann's latest report on pollution prosecution was picked up by @nytclimate today - we look forward to publishing the full report in the Spring 2021 issue of MJEAL
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