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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 12, Issue 2
Summer 2024

Front Matter

Articles

The Potential for Conflicts Between CCS Projects and Mineral Extraction
Joseph A. Schremmer

Implied Duties Under Oil and Gas Leases in Texas and Louisiana
Keith B. Hall

The Wild West of the RIN Market: An Environmental Law Exploited as a Financial Tool
Tyler Gray, Hunter Chauvin, and Andrew Hughes

Do We Have to Litigate Title? An Analysis of the State of Louisiana’s Legal Authority to Resolve Title Disputes Arising from Conflicting Mineral Claims Short of Title Trials that Risk the Loss of Public Trust Resources
James Anderson; Ryan M. Seidemann; and Warren B. Bates, Jr.

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Under Pressure, Facing the Rising Tide: The Legal and Humanitarian Crisis of Flood Prone Coastal Property
Ariana Levi

Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200: Ending Louisiana’s Monopoly Energy System Through Implementation of an Industrial Customer Market Option and a Renewable Generation Option
Miranda Scotten

It’s Going to be a Bumpy Ride, Especially in Louisiana: Why Louisiana Needs to Rethink its Funding for Road Maintenance and Development
Nathan Bromley

Flushing Away Ambiguity: Establishing a Standard for the Flushability of Pre-Moistened Nonwoven Wipes
Patrick Van Burkleo

The Wild West of the Coast: The Need to Regulate Louisiana’s Gulf Menhaden Fishery
Camille Webre