Climate Change Meets the Law of the Horse¶
Ruhl, J. B., & Salzman, J. (2013). Climate Change Meets the Law of the Horse. Duke Law Journal, 975-1027.
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- Law of the Horse Critique
- Its published abstract expects independent doctrinal adaptation absent intervention and considers a holistic overlay as a possible response.
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- Its published abstract expects independent doctrinal adaptation absent intervention and considers a holistic overlay as a possible response.
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