Standing

According to Sowards, "[Douglas's] passionate dissent in Sierra Club v. Morton marks a pivotal point in environmental legal battles, one that still shapes advocacy today and points the way toward a potentially different way of thinking about nature." According to Stone, conferring rig...

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Published inNatural Resources & Environment Vol. 31; no. 2; pp. 61 - 62
Main Author Dunec, JoAnne L.
Format Book Review Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources of the American Bar Association 01.10.2016
American Bar Association
Subjects
Law
Natural resources
PERIODICALS
Supreme Court decisions
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Summary:According to Sowards, "[Douglas's] passionate dissent in Sierra Club v. Morton marks a pivotal point in environmental legal battles, one that still shapes advocacy today and points the way toward a potentially different way of thinking about nature." According to Stone, conferring rights on the environment, does not mean that "would stand it on a better footing than the rest of us mere mortals."
ISSN:0882-3812
2328-3408