KJEANRL Blog
Blog Posts from 2010
Conservation Easements: Striking a Balance Between Public and Private Wishes, Jessica Drake
Senator Thayer Pulls in the Reins on His Gambling Amendment, Natasha Farmer
Rentals, Tax Consequences, and the World Equestrian Games, Stephen Frazier
Obama v. Kentucky Coal, Zach Greer
The Battle Over Immigration and Its Impact on the Agriculture Industry, Rebecca Griffin
Looking to China for Environmental Inspiration, Bradley S. Harn
Government to Fund Racial Bias Settlement with Black Farmers, Sunni Harris
The Impact of Agriculture on Rebuilding Haiti, Sunni Harris
Legislature Approached With Differing Slot Machine Plans for Horse Industry, Tara Hester
Some Hopeful Signs for Kentucky’s Water, Tara Hester
Proposals to Expand Kentucky Gambling Met with Little Enthusiasm from Legislature or Industry, Cara Houlehan
Animal Welfare Bill Reaches the Kentucky State Senate Floor, Katie Huddleston
Study to Be Conducted on the Impact of Horses on the Environment, Katie Huddleston
Soy Beans: Brought to You By Monsanto, Nathan Kolb
Electricity and the Constitution in South Africa, Brad Larkin
EPA Announces Settlements with Glass and Cement Makers, Derek Leslie
Proposed Legislation Seeks to Encourage Biofuel Industry, Derek Leslie
How Effective Will the Proposed Plan to Facilitate Domestic Drilling for Offshore Oil Be?, Andrew S. Leung
Jockey Safety: Mandatory Medical Information Reporting, Jennifer Parker
Better Fuel Economy; Fewer Sales?, Ashley Payne
Abandoned Horses, Whose Property?, Elizabeth Rives
Recession May Provide Opportunity for Senator to Stifle EPA’s Regulatory Authority under the Clean Air Act, Addison Schreck
Equine Abuse and Neglect Educational Program in Kentucky, Katie Shoultz
University of Kentucky Researchers Explore Alternative to Filling Surface Mining Sites in Appalachia, Donald Smith
Agriculture: The Sixth Circuit Allows Punitive Damages for Negligent Manufacture of Alpaca Seed, Meghan Jackson Tyson
Is Bankruptcy an Excuse for Neglect?, Ena Viteskic
Electric Car Infrastructure -- Are Electric Cars Really the Answer?, Litany Webster
Is Cap and Trade Really "Dead"?, Brandon Wells
Blog Posts from 2009
Protecting the Roads Not Traveled: The Continued Conflict Around the “Roadless Rule” of 2001, Zach Becker
Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, Specifically Those Regarding Pork, Violate International Law?, Erin Boggs
EPA Sues Coal-Fired Plant Owner for Violating Clean Air Act: What’s Next?, Natasha Camenisch
Animal Cruelty in Kentucky: Are Horses Provided Adequate Protection?, Matt Cocanougher
Got Milk at a Fair Price? Southeastern Dairy Farmers Allege Antitrust Violations, Matt Cocanougher
Addressing Fraud in Organic Farming, Adrianne Crow
Alternative Gaming Revenue: Good for Kentucky’s Horse Industry?, Adrianne Crow
Maintaining the Status Quo of Trade with Cuba: The Goals of the Embargo, Jessica Drake
Agriculture's Role in Federal Climate Legislation, Natasha Farmer
Would the Commonwealth Benefit from a Tax on Marijuana?, Zach Greer
Progress in the Prevention of Soring: Increased Regulation of the Tennessee Walking Horse Industry, Ramsey Groves
Ohio and Kentucky Both Debating the Issue of Racetrack Gambling, Katie Huddleston
In A Recent Decision . . ., Meghan Jackson
Pin-pointing a Reason for Horse-Slaughter Legislation – Easier Said Than Done, Tanner James
World Equestrian Games Bring Tourists (and Transient Tax?), Tanner James
“You Don’t Own Me:” Horses as Wards, Not Property, Tanner James
Why Are There No Horse Races at the Kentucky State Fair?, Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, & Natural Resources Law
Industry Horsemen’s Groups Have the Power to Prevent Off-site Betting at Horsetracks, Nick Kloiber
Are Environmental Lawsuits for Everyone?, Derek Leslie
Exactly How "Organic" Does Organic Food Have to Be?, Derk Leslie
Washington Court Backs Department of Fish and Wildlife, Andrew S. Leung
Emerald Ash Borer: A Threat to a Valuable Natural Resource, Jennifer Parker
Does the Kentucky River Authority Have the Power to Close Locks on the River?, Mark Rouse
Conservation Easement Tax Advantages Are Set to Expire, Katie Shoultz
Horse Slaughter in America, an Increasing Practice?, Katie Shoultz
Pony Up: Gov. Beshear Predicts Video Slot Machines May Be Legalized at Kentucky Racetracks in 2010, Donald Smith
Coexisting: Track Betting and Lottery Prohibitions, Alex Torres
Environmental Law Institute Releases Report Regarding School Indoor Air Quality, Meghan Jackson Tyson
Animals (and Disease) on the Move: Implementation and Implications of the National Animal Identification System (NAIS), Stephanie Wurdock
