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The article, published in the peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, has been honored for its “contribution to the emerging science of ecosystem and regional sustainability.” Read More

Amicus brief filed by 26 "Interested Energy Scholars" argues on behalf of the plaintiffs in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission v. Electric Power Supply Association. Read More

Meyer’s current scholarship addresses international economic and environmental regulation. Read More

Ruhl, who co-directs Vanderbilt’s Energy, Environment and Land Use Program, is an expert in environmental, natural resources and property law. Read More

igious peer-reviewed anthology presents the best scholarship from the previous year. Read More

Byl’s paper, “Easements with Ecosystems: A Conservation Tool for Endangered Species,” won first prize in the ABA Section of Environment, Energy and Resources Endangered Species Committee’s competition, and Issar’s paper, “Going Toe-to-Toe with Hydro: Conflicts Between Hydropower and Other Sources of Renewable Power,” placed first in the section’s Energy Law competition. Read More

Robisch received the prestigious award for his Vanderbilt Law Review Note, “Getting to the (Non)Point: Private Governance as a Solution to Nonpoint Source Pollution. Read More

Rossi's SCOTUSblog post addresses ONEOK Inc. v. Learjet Inc., which deals with the scope of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's enforcement authority and whether state regulation of energy firms presents a conflict with federal law. Read More

An article coauthored by J.B. Ruhl, a David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair in Law at Vanderbilt, with ecologist Margaret A. Palmer of the University of Maryland has received the… Read More

An article coauthored by J.B. Ruhl, a David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair in Law at Vanderbilt, with ecologist Margaret A. Palmer of the University of Maryland has received the… Read More