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Being Smart (Growth) About Justice: Can the Obama Administration Undo Decades of Environmental Injustice Via Smart Growth?


Jamie Baker Roskie


University of Georgia Law School

Stinson Ferguson


Unaffiliated Authors

Ellen Yen-Kohl


Unaffiliated Authors
November 12, 2010

Seattle Environmental Law Journal, Forthcoming
UGA Legal Studies Research Paper No. 10-18

Abstract:     
This article focuses on the Obama administration's potential impact on environmental justice issues, particularly through EPA's Smart Growth program and partners. The article will also consider whether the new emphasis at EPA might be helpful in local communities, including UGA Land Use Clinic's client Newtown Florist Club of Gainesville, Georgia.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 15

Keywords: environmental law, environmental justice, environmental protection agency, EPA, Smart Growth, land use, agency administration

JEL Classification: K32

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Date posted: November 14, 2010  

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Roskie, Jamie Baker , Ferguson, Stinson and Yen-Kohl, Ellen, Being Smart (Growth) About Justice: Can the Obama Administration Undo Decades of Environmental Injustice Via Smart Growth? (November 12, 2010). Seattle Environmental Law Journal, Forthcoming . Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1707026

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Jamie Baker Roskie (Contact Author)
University of Georgia Law School ( email )
Athens, GA 30602
United States

Stinson Ferguson
Unaffiliated Authors ( email )
Ellen Yen-Kohl
Unaffiliated Authors
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