Duke Environmental Law & Policy Forum:

Volume XI	Spring 2001	Number 2

DUKE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY FORUM

Citizen Suits and the Future of Standing in the 21st Century: From Lujan to Laidlaw and Beyond

Editor's Note

Foreword

The Impossibility of Lujan's Project		Gene R. Nichol	193

Articles

Issues Raised by Friends of the Earth v. Laidlaw Environmental Services: Access to the Courts for Environmental Plaintiffs		Richard J. Pierce, Jr	207

Standing and the Statutory Universe		William W. Buzbee	247

Critiquing Laidlaw: Congressional Power to Confer Standing and the Irrelevance of Mootness Doctrine to Civil Penalties		John D. Echeverria	287

From Lujan to Laidlaw: A Preliminary Model of Environmental Standing		Maxwell L. Stearns	321



Volume XII	Fall 2001	Number 1



Economic Observations on Citizen-Suit Provisions of Environmental Legislation		A.H. Barnett Timothy D. Terrell	1

Stand Or Deliver: Citizen Suits, Standing, and Environmental Protection		Jonathan H. Adler	39

Laidlaw: Redressing the Law of Redressability		Harold J. Krent	85

Escaping the Common Law's Shadow: Standing in the Light of Laidlaw		Robert V. Percival Joanna B. Goger	119

What if Justice Scalia Took History and the Rule of Law Seriously?		Steven L. Winter	155

Friends of the Earth, Foes of Federalism		Michael S. Greve	167

Direct Environmental Standing for Chartered Conservation Corporations		Karl S. Coplan	183

Citizen Suits and the Future of Standing in the 21st Century: From Lujan to Laidlaw and Beyond