Environmental Law at the Borders

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Organizations Involved: Vanderbilt Law School
Source: Natural Resources & Environment Journal

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This essay discusses how NEPA, the ESA and other procedrual environmental laws have become inapplicable “at the borders” by recounting the legal context of the Keystone pipeline and border wall.

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