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LSU Journal of Energy Law and Resources

The LSU Journal of Energy Law and Resources is a student-edited academic journal focusing broadly on energy and its relationship to other areas of law. The JELR was created to promote the study of energy law and the effects of technological innovation on a local, national and international level.

Current Issue: Volume 13, Issue 1
Winter 2025

Front Matter

Articles

COPAS Accounting Procedures: From a Litigation Perspective
Austin W. Brister and M. Alejandra Salas

Is an Exclusive Pipeline Servitude Actually Exclusive? The Louisiana Second Circuit Opines
Ryan M. Seidemann

Climate Change as a National Emergency: Exploring Executive Powers
Greg Giunta

Reorienting Climate Law and Economics: Carbon Recovery Fees Versus Climate Industrial Policy and the Problem of Social Cost of Carbon Pricing
Carter F. Smith

Comments

Should Owners of American Land Be . . . American? An Examination of the Global Implications of U.S. Agricultural Land Ownership and the Need for a Federal Regulation
Mattie Zepernick

America Runs on Biodiesel: Implementation of a New Federal Mandate for Increased Renewable Energy Fuel
Asia Jackson

The Texas Two-Step and Rights of First Refusal: How Courts Should Interpret Preferential Rights Provisions in Stock Transfer Transactions
Isabelle Rowan

We Know About the Right to Bear Arms, But What About the Rights of Bears Ears
Brandon Andrews

The Case Against E-Waste in the Bayou State: Proposing E-Waste Recycling Legislation in Louisiana
Elizabeth Bueche