Salzman and Thompson’s Environmental Law and Policy 6th Edition is a straightforward, brief, and affordable overview of environmental law. It’s crafted to be engaging and easy to digest rather than serving as a dull reference ebook. The textbook offers a comprehensive overview of environmental law concepts while clearly detailing the key statutes and landmark cases. It includes various problem exercises that illustrate specific legal or policy dilemmas for students to analyze and propose solutions.
The latest edition has been thoroughly revised to incorporate recent policy efforts from the Biden Administration, crucial Supreme Court rulings up to the 2023-2024 term (such as Sackett, Loper Bright Enterprises, Jarkesy, and Cedar Point Nursery), and highlights the growing influence of Native American tribes on environmental law.
Salzman and Thompson’s Environmental Law and Policy (Concepts and Insights Series) 6th Edition
The first section Salzman and Thompsons 6E of presents an intriguing exploration of the main themes and challenges in environmental law, featuring a new exercise focusing on the Rights of Nature. The second section delves into the details of environmental law, with distinct parts dedicated to each major statute. The third section addresses significant natural resources law topics, including the public trust doctrine, endangered species protection, wetlands conservation, and energy challenges. The final section looks into environmental impact statements and the National Environmental Policy Act. This ebook is extensively used as a primary text not only in law schools but also in undergraduate and graduate courses.
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