Chapman Law Review

Volume Nine - Spring 2006 - Number 2

Urban Runoff, Water Quality, and the Issue of Legal Authority Symposium

Foreward

• Urban Runoff, Its Consequences, and the Problems of Regulation
  -- Matthew J. Parlow

• Stormy Regulation: The Problems that Result when Stormwater (and Other) Regulatory Programs Neglect to Amount for Limitations in Scientific and Technical Information
  -- Wendy E. Wagner

• Supreme Guidance for Wet Growth: Lessons from the High Court on the Powers and Responsibilities of Local Governments
  -- Michael Allan Wolf

• General Industrial Storm Water Permits and the Construction Industry: What Does the Clean Water Act Require?
  -- John H. Minan

• Urban Runoff and Ocean Water Quality in Southern California: What Tools Does the Clean Water Act Provide?
  -- Robin Kundis Craig

• What do Snowmobiles, Mercury Emissions, Greenhouse Gases and Runoff Have in Common? The Controversy Over "Junk Science"
  -- Linda A. Malone

• Runoff and Reality: Externalities, Economics and Traceability Issues in Urban Runoff Regulation
  -- Donald J. Kochan

• The Tide is Nigh: Rethinking Urban Flood Management
  -- Francesca Ortiz

• The Restitutionary Approach to Just Compensation
  -- Tim Kowal

• Space Tourism: Regulating Passage to the Happiest Place Off Earth
  -- Catherine E. Parsons

• Transcription of the Symposium Lunch Panel: "Insights into the Day-to-Day Practicalities of Controlling Urban Runoff and Coping with Regulation