Environmental Law in Context, Cases and Materials

Robin Kundis Craig, University of Kansas School of Law

Uma Outka, University of Kansas School of Law

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The new Sixth Edition is significantly shorter than prior editions even though it is fully updated to cover the new Supreme Court decisions since 2021 and important regulatory changes that have occurred into August 2026. Coverage of these new developments includes an expanded introductory overview of administrative law developments such as the Loper Bright decision and the emergence of the Major Questions Doctrine; the evolution of NEPA in the courts and the Executive Branch; the July 2026 Endangered Species Act regulations; the Clean Air Act’s evolving role in addressing climate change; and the Sackett decision’s refinement of “waters of the United States” under the Clean Water Act.

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