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July 2009 Issue

In this issue:

Message from the Chairs
William R. Blackburn, Joseph A. Siegel, Jim Rubin, and Kim Stollar…1

Toward a U.S. Emission Trading System: Lessons Learned and Linkages to Other Systems
Matthew Low, Nathan Smith, and Daniel Waller…2

Climate Change Regulations in Australia
John Taberner…10

The New Israeli Clean Air Law—A New League of Clean Air Protection
Tzvi Levinson, Julie Lietzmann, and Gil Dror…20

Give New Applications of Piezoelectric Power a Chance: Technological Innovations from an Evolving Alternative Energy Area Offer Opportunities in the Environmental and Financial Markets
Kimberley E. Diamond…23

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July 2009 Issue

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September 23-26, 2009
17th Section Fall Meeting: The ABA Environment, Energy, and Resources Law Summit
Baltimore, MD

Global Climate Change and U.S. Law

Ocean and Coastal Law and Policy