Researching environmental law often requires searching much more than just the law. Environmental law is a complex mix of federal, state and local laws, regulations, policy choices, science, and health concerns. It is a dynamic area of the law subject to rapid changes that require researchers and practitioners to remain aware of current developments. The Environmental Law Research Guide describes a wide range of environmental law resources including primary and secondary legal materials, as well as resources for science research and policy literature.
Several databases (all law school only) provide collections of secondary sources, statutes, regulations, cases, and other legal materials on environmental law:
The main campus library provides all UCLA users with access to digitized historical documents, showing the development of environmental advocacy and law:
The law library has purchased two guides to environmental law research:
Specialized Legal Research by The law library has also created three research guides that may be useful for environmental law researchers:
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