News outlets consult IU professors
In an Oct 11 IB post titled, “SCOTUS cases granted cert“, IB outlined a number of environmental cases the US Supreme Court will consider that touch on the extent of the federal government’s power to regulate the development of wetlands. However I failed to mention that the Associated Press article – titled “Court Takes Up Landmark Wetlands Case” – consults Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis professor Robin Kundis Craig, “an expert on the Clean Water Act.” In a story titled, “Supreme Court may surprise on assisted suicide,” Fox News quoted IU School of Law – Bloomington dean Lauren Robel.
In other IU-Indy news, Thomas C. Schelling, winner of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Economics, published his most recent article, “What Makes Greenhouse Sense?,” in The Indiana Law Review‘s symposium edition entitled “The Law and Economics of Development and Environment” (Vol. 38, No. 3).
