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William F Pedersen
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Licensed in District of Columbia for 48 years
State: District of Columbia
Acquired: 1978
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Location
Ayres Law Group
1615 L Street, N.W. Suite 1350, Washington, DC, 20036-5668
Law Offices of William F Pedersen
111 4th St NE 111 4th Street NE, Washington, DC, 20002-5931
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Harvard University Law School
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Harvard College
Publications
2005
The Weekly Standard
The Shrinking of the Greens
2004
Yale Journal on Regulation
Using Federal Environmental Regulation to Bargain for Private Land Use Control
2003
The Weekly Standard
Inside the Bush Greenhouse
2002
Environmental Law Reporter
Regulatory Reform Contracts and Regulatory Reform
2001
Administrative Law Review
Contracting with the Regulated for Better Regulations
2001
Harvard Environmental Law Review
Regulation and Information Disclosure: Parallel Universes and Beyond
1998
Pace Environmental Law Review
Science and Public Policy: A Case Study of the Clean Air Act
1995
Environmental Law Reporter
Can Site-Specific Pollution Control Plans Furnish an Alternative to the Current Regulatory System and a Bridge to a New One?
1994
Environmental Law Reporter
The Limits of Market-Based Approaches to Environmental Protection
1994
Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review
Protecting the Environment' - What Does that Mean?
1991
Columbia Journal of Environmental Law
The Future of Federal Solid Waste Regulation
1989
Legal Times Magazine
Running on Empty: Auto Emission Plan Short on Specifics
1988
Ecology Law Quarterly
Turning the Tide on Water Quality
1986
Legal Times Magazine
Stiflingly Academic
1986
Natural Resources and the Environment
What Judges Should Know About Risk
1985
Washington Post "Outlook"
Why Europe Can't Clean Itself Up
1981
University of Pennsylvania Law Review
Why the Clean Air Act Works Badly
1981
Stanford Law Review
Clean Coal/Dirty Air
1978
Virginia Law Review
The Decline of Separation of Functions in Regulatory Agencies
1975
Yale Law Journal
Formal Records and Informal Rulemaking