Associate Professor @NIU_Law, writing about environmental law, land use, sustainability, and local governments. https://xitter.cf/t.co/0PUUF6IDXk
Joined August 2013
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Sarah Fox retweeted
Many thanks Kalyani Robbins & @LoyolaLaw for a spectacular Enviro Law Scholars Conference @StarvedRockLdge.
Perfect October get together with 🦃 sitings + 🍁 🍁 + talk of corporate zombies 🧟 and local chainsaw 🌳 massacres.
@ProfSarahFox @tdhester @gabepac @LawandWildlife
Sarah Fox retweeted
@ProfSarahFox of @niu_law authored today's featured blog in the Environmental Law Collaborative's essay series. Check out her piece on the 4°C City at greenlaw.blogs.pace.edu/2021…
#GreenLawBlog @EnvLawProfBlog @ProfKTQ
Sarah Fox retweeted
Excited to see essays from the Environmental Law Collaborative up at Environmental Law Profs Blog lawprofessors.typepad.com/en… and @HaubEnviroLaw GreenLaw Blog greenlaw.blogs.pace.edu/.
Today Bork, Hsu, & Lynch, Western Water Rights in a 4°C Future.
New essays posted through Oct!
Sarah Fox retweeted
I know y'all have been looking for *in person* conferences to go to and I have one for you! The 4th Annual Chicagoland Jr. Scholars Conference!
Yes, it's back in person on Oct. 1, 2021! Organized by @NIU_Law, hosted by @LoyolaLaw so you don't have to schlep to Dekalb! 1/2
Sarah Fox retweeted
Next week, Sarah Fox and other legal scholars discuss how at-risk communities may be protected amidst gentrification during URBAN GENTRIFICATION & ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE (4/22 from 4-5:30pm EST). Register at bit.ly/UGEJReg. #UrbanLawCenter #CUMENV #gentrification #equity
Sarah Fox retweeted
The federal government doesn’t have to be the only one in the fight against climate change. @ProfSarahFox discusses how local gvts have stepped in and why “Environmental Federalism” leads to better environmental policymaking. Recently in @UCDavisLRev: buff.ly/3pRvUj4
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.@ProfSarahFox of @NIU_Law argues that we need to get better and more precise about how we think about local environmental authority and local capacity for environmental issues. Read her article here: lawreview.law.ucdavis.edu/is…
