By Allyson Beasley* On February 17, 2017 Congress confirmed former Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, an outspoken critic of “federal overreach”[1] as the new Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.[2] The subsequent release of his close ties to major agricultural and oil and gas industry stakeholders[3], put the influence of extractive industries on environmental […]

I am happy to announce the launch of the Michigan Journal of Environmental and Administrative Law’s blog, which will complement our published journal content. At a time when social networking and online media is the norm for information dissemination, the founders of MJEAL recognized that having an online presence is important to facilitate dialogue about […]

It’s been a long year, but we’re finally there.  The issue is with the printer and should be going out to the world shortly.  To celebrate, we’re going to have a little shindig. More formally, we’d like to invite you to our Volume 1, Issue 1 Launch Party! The event will be held Wednesday April […]

All MJEAL articles will be available online, and archived by volume. “The Quest for a Sustainable Future and the Dawn of a New Journal at Michigan Law” By David M. Uhlmann “Deregulatory Riders Redux” By Thomas O. McGarity “Is a Substantive, Non-Positivist United States Environmental Law Possible?” By Dan Tarlock “A Functional Approach to Risks and […]