New on Ecology Law Currents

Ecology Law Currents, the online companion to Ecology Law Quarterly, has two new articles:

• CERCLA’s Unrecoverable Natural Resource Damages: Injuries to Cultural Resources and Services, by Sarah Peterman, arguing that CERCLA does not permit recovery of damages for the loss of “cultural services” performed by injured natural resources, notwithstanding the Department of Interior’s contrary interpretation.

• 7th Annual EJ Symposium — Hungry for Justice: Growing an Equitable Food System, summarizing and linking to videos of a recent symposium put on by Berkeley Law’s Students for Economic and Environmental Justice.

As always, Currents welcomes your comments and submissions.

Berkeley Law, CERCLA, cultural resources, ELQ, environmental justice