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Learning from patchwork environmental regulation : what animal advocates might learn from the varied history of the Clean Air Act /Elizabeth Hallinan & Jeffrey D. Pierce --Politics of animal law : lessons learned from the environmental law movement /Ralph A. DeMeo & Bonnie Malloy --Meat labeling and the public's right to know : important lessons from environmental disclosure laws /Paige M. Tomaselli --Regulating concentrated animal feeding operations for the well-being of farm animals, consumers, and the environment /Lindsay Walton & Kristen King Jaiven --Tackling the problem of CAFOs and climate change : a new path to improved animal welfare? /Bruce Myers & Linda Breggin --Using climate change impacts as leverage to protect the polar bear : the value of habitat protection in promoting animal welfare /Eric V. Hull --Leading the way on lead : lessons from environmental law to enhance protection of animals from lead poisoning /Michelle McDonald Shaw --Who says that fish filet is sustainable? Advocacy options and the lessons of federal fisheries management /Keith W. Rizzardi --Legal rights of all living things : how animal law can extend the environmental movement's quest for legal standing for non-human animals /Stacey L. Gordon --Valuing nature in environmental law : lessons for animal law and the valuation of animals /Joan E. Schaffner --CITES, globalization, and the future of animal law /Thomas G. Kelch --Environmental law and international trade : public morality as a tool for advancing animal welfare /Chad J. McGuire --Lessons for animal law from the environmental law governing the kangaroo and whaling industries : Australian successes and failures /Dr. Keely Boom --Invasive animal species : international impacts and inadequate interventions /Dr. Teresa Giménez-Candela & Carly Elizabeth Souther --Evolution of international animal law : from wildlife conservation to animal welfare /Sabine Brels --Animal protection and environmentalism : the time has come to be more than just friends /Joyce Tischler & Bruce Myers --Expanding circle of dignity : unifying animal rights and ecosystem protection in the law /Andrew Long.

Given the political dynamic in play at the national level, with the country evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, and incumbent Tea Party and other politicians highly critical of the EPA, there is no reason to think this trend in decreasing environmental budgets will change any time soon. In some states the trend is even more pronounced. Fiscal austerity has become the new norm. The interesting questions are whether this matters for environmental law, how it matters, and what it means going forward.