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Environmental Law in South Carolina, Fourth Edition
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Principal Editor: Samuel L. Finklea III
Contributing Authors: Amy E. Armstrong, Rita Bolt Barker, Phillip L. Conner, Samuel L. Finklea III, Joan W. Hartley, J. Blanding Holman, IV, W. Thomas Lavender, Jr., Ashley A. McMahan, Wyatt G. Sassman, Mary D. Shahid, Bradford W. Wyche,
Fully updated since publication of the Third Edition in 2011 this valuable resource guide is back and better than ever! The authors have spent many months updating the existing material as well as expanding the coverage of the book by adding a new chapter on environmental criminal law.
Written and edited by some of South Carolina's preeminent environmental attorneys from private, government, academic and nonprofit sectors, this practical book takes the mystery out of a complex and pervasive area of the law and will be a valuable resource in your practice. Whether you practice in the public or private sector, handle administrative, personal injury, property damage, insurance or construction litigation, or concentrate on real estate, Environmental Law in South Carolina, Fourth Edition needs to be on your shelf.
Summary of Contents:
The Common Law: Foundation of Environmental Law in South Carolina
Administrative Practice and Procedure
Air Regulation
Coastal Zone Management
Dams and Reservoirs
Drinking Water
Climate Change and Energy
Environmental Criminal Law
Environmental Issues in Real Estate Transactions
Land Use Planning and Regulation
Mining
Natural Resources (Fish and Wildlife, Mountain Ridges and Scenic Rivers)
Radon
Waste Management (Solid, Hazardous, Medical and Radioactive)
Water Quality
Environmental Law in SC
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