I am curious if you have given any thought as to how NEPA may have played out differently in a civil law system? It seems to me that much of NEPA burden was not in the statute but developed through common law. Would NEPA have become so burdensome in a civil law system that didn't rely on the never-ending growth of precedent?
I am curious if you have given any thought as to how NEPA may have played out differently in a civil law system? It seems to me that much of NEPA burden was not in the statute but developed through common law. Would NEPA have become so burdensome in a civil law system that didn't rely on the never-ending growth of precedent?