Frozen in Time: The Ossification of Environmental Statutory Change and the Theatre of the Administrative Absurd
Abstract
Environmental Law is Becoming More Complex because the executive branch continues to stretch existing environmental laws to accommodate new policies. Without Congressional intervention to craft tailored laws, we run the risk of our environmental administration becoming so complex that it makes policy difficult and delegitimizes government environmental action.
Keywords
environmental law, administrative law, Clean Air Act, legislative process, environmental complexity, rulemaking, standard of review, reviewing courts, court competency
Publication Date
2013
Document Type
Article
Publication Information
24 Fordham Environmental Law Review 125 (2013)
Repository Citation
Flatt, Victor B., "Frozen in Time: The Ossification of Environmental Statutory Change and the Theatre of the Administrative Absurd" (2013). Faculty Publications. 2260.
https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/faculty_publications/2260
