Adell Amos Assistant Professor and Director of ENR (on leave) Website • E-mail	Howard Arnett Adjunct Instructor Website • E-mail
John Bonine Professor of Law Website • E-mail	Heather Brinton Adjunct Instructor and Managing Director Website • E-mail
Greg Costello Adjunct Instructor of Law Website • E-mail	Jason Eisdorfer Adjunct Instructor of Law Website • E-mail
Susan N. Gary Associate Professor of Law Website • E-mail	Ibrahim J. Gassama Associate Professor of Law Website • E-mail
Jennifer Gleason Adjunct Instructor, Staff Attorney, Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide Website • E-mail	Richard G. Hildreth Professor of Law; Director, Ocean & Coastal Law Program Website • E-mail
Jon Jacobson Professor Emeritus E-mail	William Kabeiseman Adjunct Instructor of Law Website • E-mail
Svitlana Kravchenko Adjunct Professor of Law; Director, LL.M. Program in Environmental & Natural Resources Law Website • E-mail	Tom Lininger Associate Professor; Director, Public Interest/Public Service Program Website • E-mail
Roberta Mann Professor of Law Website • E-mail	Vernon Peterson Adjunct Instructor Website • E-mail
Nancy E. Shurtz Professor of Law Website • E-mail	Rennard Strickland Distinguished Professor Emeritus Website • E-mail
Mary C. Wood Philip H. Knight Professor and ENR Faculty Director Website • E-mail

Recent Scholarship

• John Bonine, "Private Public Interest Environmental Law: History, Hard Work, and Hope," Pace Environmental Law Review (2009).
• Adell Amos, "Advancing Freshwater Conservation in the Context of Energy and Climate Policy: Assessing Progress and Identifying Challenges in the Western United States," 12:1 Denver Water Law Review, Fall 2008.
• Roberta Mann, "The Case for the Carbon Tax: How to Overcome Politics and Find Our Green Destiny," 39 Environmental Law Reporter (2009).
• Judd F. Sneirson, "Green Is Good: Sustainability, Profitability, and a New Paradigm for Corporate Governance," 94:3 Iowa Law Review 987 (March 2009).
• Mary Christina Wood, "Tribes as Trustees Again (Part I): The Emerging Tribal Role in the Conservation Trust Movement," 32 Harvard Environmental Law Journal 373 (with Zach Welker) (Spring 2008).
• Mary Christina Wood, "Tribes as Trustees Again (Part II): Evaluating Four Models of Tribal Participation in the Conservation Trust Movement," 27 Stanford Environmental Law Journal 477 (with Matthew O'Brien) (Spring 2008).
• Svitlana Kravchenko, "Right to Carbon or Right to Life: Human Rights Approaches to Climate Change," (November, 20 2008). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1304844.
• Richard Hildreth, Place-Based Ocean Management: Emerging U.S. Law and Practice
  51 Ocean & Coastal Management 659-670 (2008).
• Roberta Mann, Another Day Older and Deeper in Debt: How Tax Incentives Encourage Burning Coal and the Consequences for Global Warming, 20 Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal 111 (2007).

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