Complicated Environmental Regulation in Indian Country
I’m posting a daily series of essays in part so I can find them again. Credit upfront, these are from ‘The Regulatory Review,’ a publication of the Penn Program on the Environment. This first author is Elizabeth Kronk Warner, Dean of the University of Utah College of Law.
As an essay, it is relatively brief but it has dozens of hyperlinks to follow for more specifics. Overall, the author quickly shows examples of how tribes are generally deemed powerless, overlooked, and stepped on. Notice how many times court cases are cited; native nations constantly have to go to court to try to uphold their rights.
https://www.theregreview.org/2021/03/15/kronk-warner-environmental-regulation-indian-country/
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