9. Changing Conceptions of Time and Space Redux: Environmental Law’s Future Challenges

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction xi
5. Part I: Making environmental law
6. Making Environmental Law 1
7. 1. Time, Space, and Ecological Injury 5
8. 2. The Implications of Ecological Injury for Environmental Protection Law 16
9. 3. The Challenges for U.S. Lawmaking Institutions and Processes of Environmental Protection Law 29
10. Part II: The road taken
11. 4. Becoming Environmental Law 43
12. 5. Building a Road: The 1970s 67
13. 6. Expanding the Road: The 1980s 98
14. 7. Maintaining the Road: The 1990s 125
15. Part III: Environmental law in the new millennium
16. 8. The Emerging Architecture of U.S. Environmental Law 167
17. 9. Changing Conceptions of Time and Space Redux: Environmental Law’s Future Challenges 208
18. 10. Environmental Law’s Second (and Quite Different) “Republican Moment” 237
19. Conclusion: The Graying of the Green 251
20. Notes 255
21. Index 295