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38 Envtl. L. [i] (2008)

handle is hein.journals/envlnw38 and id is 1 raw text is: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Lewis & Clark Law School VOLUME 38 WINTER 2008 NUMBER 1 ARTICLES Climate Change in the Supreme Court .................................................. Lisa Heinzerling This Article provides an insider's perspective on the lawyerly decisions that went into bringing and briefing the case of Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency. Is Environmentalism Dead? ................................. 19 ChristopherD. Stone Widely circulated allegations claim that the environmental movement has rn out of steam and must die, so that something else-unspecified-may live. The charge, however hyperbolic, deserves attention. While there have been gains on some fronts, many aspects of the environment continue to degenerate. Looking back across three or four decades, how does the movement stack up, in terms of its own ambitions and priorities? How does it compare with, and what can it learn from, other social movements, from abolitionism to women's rights? This Article reviews the criteria according to which the success or failure of environmentalism might be evaluated, and concludes that, overall, reports of its death are greatly exaggerated. Imposing Judicial Restraints on the Art of Deception: The Courts Cast a Skeptical Eye on Columbia Basin Salmon Restoration E fforts ............................................................................................. ..... 47 Michael C. Blumm & Hallison T Putnam In a follow-up to an article on Columbia Basin salmon restoration efforts published in this journal two years ago, the authors analyze several federal court decisions of 2007, which they claim reflect a rise in judicial skepticism. They view this skepticism as a therapeutic antidote for the widespread federal agency deception that has long characterized salmon restoration measures in the Columbia Basin.

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