Legal Publications

  • Federal Environmental Laws Annotated (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) (co-authored with Bergsund).
  • California Environmental Laws Annotated (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) (co-authored with Bergsund).
  • Takings Trifecta: Further Clarifications and Dilution of the Takings Clause, 28(5) Real Property Law Reporter 126 (Sept. 2005).
  • Reunifying Property, 46 St. Louis Univ. L.J. 599 (2002) (co-authored with Menell).
  • Les Protections Politiques et Constitutionnelles des Minorités Religieuses en Le Façonnage Juridique du Marché des Religions aux Etats-Unis (Mille et Une Nuits 2002).
  • The Air Pollution Permit Process for U.S. and German Automobile Assembly Plants (UC Press 1999) (co-authored with Brooks & Marco).
  • The Role of State Law in an Era of Federal Preemption: Lessons from Environmental Regulation, 60 L. & Contemp. Problems 203 (Summer 1998).
  • Property Law and Policy: A Comparative Institutional Perspective (Foundation Press 1998) (co-authored with Menell).
  • Report on the Trial of Deputy Public Prosecutor v. Fernandez (Berkeley Human Rights Center, Oct. 1996).
  • Our Town: Race, Housing and the Soul of Suburbia (Rutgers University Press 1995) (co-authored with Kirp & Rosenthal).
  • California Environmental Law (Matthew Bender 1992, 1995).
  • The Commerce Clause and the Limits of Congressional Authority to Regulate the Environment, 25 Envt’l L. Rptr. 10421 (Aug. 1995).
  • The Practice of Federalism Under the Clean Air Act, 54 Md. L. Rev. 1184 (1995).
  • AB 3789 Study of Cementitious Wastes at California Cement Plants (Dec. 1994) (co-authored with Doyle, Pease & Williamson).
  • The Search for a Federal Safe Harbor from Proposition 65’s Warning Requirements: Federal Preemption under the Medical Device Amendments, 8 Prop 65 News (No. 11) 4 (Nov. 1994).
  • The Use of Market Incentives in Controlling Air Pollution: California’s Marketable Permits Program, 20 Ecology L.Q. 103 (1993).
  • California’s Tradable Emissions Policy and Greenhouse Gas Control, 118 J. Energy Eng. 59 (Aug. 1992).
  • The Regulation of Mining Wastes in California, 290 Mining Trans. 1848 (1992) (co-authored with Hood & Doyle).
  • California’s Tradable Emissions Policy and its Application to the Control of Greenhouse Gases (OECD 1992).
  • Limits of Environmental Risk Assessment, 116 J. Energy Eng. 231 [Am. Soc. Civil Eng., Proceedings of the Energy Division] (Dec. 1990).
  • The Pathology of Symbolic Legislation, 17 Ecology L.Q. 233 (1990) [chosen for inclusion in Volume 22 of Land Use and Environment Law Review as one of the best articles in 1990].
  • Environmental and Public Health Issues Related to the Disposal of Non-Fuel Mining Wastes, 43 California Geology 14 (Jan. 1990) (co-authored with Hood & Doyle).
  • Unreal Standards and Shrewd Reorganization: Implementation of Big Green (1990).
  • Acceptable Cancer Risks: Probabilities and Beyond, 39 Journal of the Air Pollution Control Ass’n (JAPCA) 1046 (Aug. 1989) (with Ricci & Cox).
  • Coming to Terms with Acceptable Risk, 23 Env. Sci. & Tech. 145 (1989) (co-authored with Ricci).
  • Overregulation, Book Review, 15 Ecology L.Q. 719 (1988).
  • The Generation and Regulation of Mining Wastes in California (1988) (prepared for the California Legislature and funded by the California Water Resources Control Board, the Department of Health Services, and the Division of Mines and Geology) (co-authored with Hood, et al.).
  • Autonomy, Sovereignty, and the Modern World Economic Order: Some Aspects of the Challenge to American Law (1987) (prepared for the Office of Technology Assessment) (co-authored with Scheiber).
  • Contentiousness and Cooperation in Environmental Law, 35 Am. J. Comp. L. 809 (1987).
  • Pendent Jurisdiction and the Eleventh Amendment, 75 Cal. L. Rev. 129 (1987).
  • Book Review, Claims of Injury, 235 Science 597 (Jan. 30, 1987).

Conference Papers and Presentations

  • Professors’ Roundtable: An In-Depth Analysis of the Year’s Most Important Legal Developments (24th Annual Retreat, Real Property Law Section of the State Bar, April 2005).
  • Federalism and American Environmental Law (University of Florence, Florence, Italy, October 2002).
  • Federalism and the Judiciary (Morrison Lecture, State Bar Annual Convention, September 2001).
  • The Delicate Balance: Environmental Federalism – The Tenth and Eleventh Amendments, the Commerce Clause and the Allocation of Power under the Environmental Statutes (State Bar Section on the Environment, Annual Meeting, October 2000).
  • The Political and Legal Causes of Regulatory Delay in the United States (Berkeley Faculty Workshop, March 2000).
  • The Political and Legal Causes of Regulatory Delay in the United States (Stanford Environmental Law Workshop, February 2000).
  • The Tension between Property Rights and Environmental Law (Hawaii, September 1999).
  • The Political Economy of Acid Rain Legislation (Santa Barbara, September 1999).
  • Constitutional and Political Protections for Minority Religions (Paris, June 1999).
  • The Political and Legal Causes of Regulatory Delay in the United States: Four Case Studies in the U.S. and Germany (Santa Barbara, January 1999).
  • The Air Pollution Permitting Process in the U.S. and Germany (Berkeley, November 1998).
  • The Structure of Environmental Law (Berkeley, May 1998).
  • A Comparative Study of Air Pollution Regulation in the U.S. and Germany (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, April 1998).
  • The Structure of American Environmental Law (Berkeley Symposium on Power, Politics, and Place: Who Holds the Reins of Environmental Regulation? February 1998).
  • Federalism and Environmental Law (Duke-ILEP Conference, November 1997).
  • Lessons from the Mt. Laurel Affordable Housing Litigation (Institute of Urban and Regional Development, Berkeley, October 1997).
  • Constitutional Environmental Law under the Rehnquist Court (State Bar Section on the Environment, Annual Meeting, October 1997).
  • The Future of Environmental Law (Berkeley, November 1996).
  • Public Participation in Environmental Law (Seoul National University, November 1996).
  • Economic Incentives to Control Pollution (Korean Environmental Technology Development Institute, November 1996).
  • The Practice of Federalism under the Clean Air Act (Symposium on Federalism and Environmental Law, University of Maryland, School of Law, March 1995).
  • Cooperation and Adversarial Legalism in Environmental Law (State Bar Section on the Environment, Annual Meeting, October 1994).
  • Risk Assessment and Scientific Pluralism (State Bar Section on the Environment, Annual Meeting, October 1993).
  • Uncertainty and Legal Gridlock: The Policy Implications (UC Conference on Toxicology and Regulatory Law Conference, Berkeley, November 1992).
  • California’s Use of Tradable Emission Permits (IAEE Conference, New Orleans, October 1992).
  • Changing Corporate Environmental Practices by Requiring Disclosure of Information (Pacific Rim Conference on Compensation for Environmental Injury, Taipei, May 1992).
  • Tradable Emission Permits (IGS Colloquium, Berkeley, 1992).
  • California’s Tradable Emission Policy and Its Application to the Control of Greenhouse Gases (OECD Workshop on Climate Change, Paris, 1991).
  • Proposition 65 After Five Years (Sacramento, March 1992).
  • Unreal Standards and Shrewd Reorganization: Implementation of Big Green (Symposium on Big Green, Public Policy School, Berkeley, 1990).
  • Grappling with Risk Assessment: The Roles of Epidemiology, Toxicology, the Courts, and Regulatory Agencies (October 1986).
  • Moderator, Symposium on Selenium Pollution in Kesterson Wildlife Refuge (Berkeley, November 1985).
  • Moderator, Symposium on Bhopal/Union Carbide Disaster (Berkeley, April 1985).

Scientific Publications

  • Barrier Height Dependence on Dynamics in the Collinear HF(v)+H and HF(v)+D Systems, 92 J. Phys. Chem. 6602 (1988) (with Kaye & Kuppermann).
  • Quantum Mechanical Calculations on the Systems HF(v)+H and HF(v)+D on a Realistic Potential Energy Surface, 92 J. Phys. Chem. 6595 (1988) (with Kaye & Kuppermann).
  • Quantum Mechanical Calculation of the Reactions D+FH (v= 0,1,2) to DF(v’)+H and H+FD (v= 0,1,2,3) to HF(v’)+D on a Realistic Potential Energy Surface, 118 Chem. Phys. 153 (1987) (with Kaye & Kuppermann).
  • Hyperspherical Coordinates in Collinear and Three-Dimensional Quantum-Mechanical Reactive Scattering, Second Annual West Coast Theoretical Chemistry Conference (1980) (with Kuppermann, Kaye, Wong & Parker).
  • Hyperspherical Coordinates in Quantum Mechanical Collinear Reactive Scattering, 74 Chem. Phys. Letts. 257 (1980) (with Kaye & Kuppermann).
  • Collinear Quantum Mechanical Study of Deactivating Processes in the H+HF (v) System and Its Isotopic Counterparts, Pacific Conference on Chemistry and Spectroscopy, American Chemical Society (1979) (with Kaye & Kuppermann).
  • Angular Momentum Decoupling Approximations in the Quantum Dynamics of Reactive States, 45 Chem. Phys. Letts. 71 (1977) (with Schatz & Kuppermann).
  • The Importance of Isotope-Dependent Transmission Coefficients in Calculating Low-Temperature Isotope Effects, 33 Mol. Phys. 683 (1977) (with Truhlar & Kuppermann).
  • Validity of the Adiabatic Approximation for Vibrational Energy Transfer in Collisions Between Diatomic Molecules, 44 Chem. Phys. Letts. 499 (1976) (with Kuppermann).

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