LibGuides: Environmental Law: Other State Laws

Description of Resources

50-state survey tools compile state laws by topic so that users can easily find the laws of their state and compare jurisdictions.

Gateway to State Resource Locators
This gateway provides you easy access to a wide variety of very powerful State Resource Locator tools. State Resource Locators (SRLs) allow you to generate customized reports for a wide range of environmental compliance topics for your state.
Health and Environmental Agencies of U.S. States and Territories
The EPA maintains a listing of state environmental authorities, with links to their websites.
Hein 50-State Surveys
Cheryl Nyberg’s Subject Compilations of State Laws has long been recognized as the most comprehensive source for identifying thousands of articles, books, government documents, looseleaf services, court opinions and Internet sites that compare state laws on hundreds of subjects. This link leads to Hein's collection of surveys on environmental law.
Lexis 50-State Surveys
Lexis provides 50-state surveys on several topics relevant to environmental law, including environmental impact reviews, brownfield reclamation & redevelopment funding, oil spill prevention.& response, solid waste management, and water quality.
Westlaw 50-State Statutory Surveys
Westlaw offers 50-state statutory surveys on several topics relevant to environmental law, including genetically modified food, mine operation & safety, and pollution.
Westlaw 50-State Regulatory Surveys
Westlaw offers 50-state regulatory surveys on several topics relevant to environmental law, including mine operation & safety, pollution, preservation, and refuse & recycling.

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