ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG Robert C. Packard Trustee Chair in Law University of Southern California Gould School of Law 699 Exposition Boulevard Los Angeles, California 90089-0071 [email protected]

EDUCATION: 5/96 J.D. Lewis & Clark School of Law Environmental Law GPA: 4.04/4.00 Portland, OR w/ certificate Rank: 1 Summa cum laude

3/93 Ph.D. University of California English Literature/ GPA: 3.96/4.00 Santa Barbara, California Science & Literature DISSERTATION: Romantic Transformations: The Poetics of Change and History in a Context of Mythography and Science (DAI 54-03/A, 500 pp.)

5/86 M.A. The Johns Hopkins University Writing About GPA: N/A Baltimore, Maryland Science THESIS: The Chemistry of Human Biology

5/85 B.A. Pomona College English/Writing GPA: 3.65/4.00 Claremont, California Cum laude THESIS: Searching with the Monster: English Romanticism and Science

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: University of Southern California Gould School of Law, Los Angeles, CA. From July 2021. Robert C. Packard Trustee Chair in Law, March 2021-present.

COURSES: Environmental Law Civil Procedure Water Law Toxic Torts

ADVISOR: Environmental & Energy Law Society, July 2021-present

University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, Salt Lake City, UT. July 2012-July 2021. University Distinguished Professor, July 2020-July 2021. Professor of Law, July 2012-July 2021. James I. Farr Presidential Endowed Professor of Law, December 2016-July 2021. William H. Leary Professor of Law, September 2012-December 2016. Acting Director, Stegner Center for Land, Resources, and Environment, July 2016-June 2017. COURSES: Environmental Law Water Law Ocean & Coastal Law Ocean & Coastal Law Seminar Toxic & Environmental Torts Toxic Torts Seminar Property Civil Procedure

ADVISOR: Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, August 2015-July 2021 Natural Resources Law Forum, August 2019-July 2021

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Florida State University College of Law, Tallahassee, FL. May 2006–June 2012. Associate Dean for Environmental Programs, May 2009–April 2012. Attorneys’ Title Professor of Law, May 2006 –May 2012. Co-Director, Program in Environmental & Land Use Law, August 2006-June 2012. Internal Advisory Committee, FSU Coastal & Marine Laboratory, March 2009–Dec. 2011. Advisory Committee, Center for Medicine and Law, Feb. 2010–Dec. 2011 Steering Committee, Florida Climate Institute, Aug. 2010-Dec. 2011 COURSES: Environmental Law Water Law Envtl. Interface of Land & Sea Florida Water Law Environmental Certificate Seminar Public Rights in Water Seminar Environmental Litigation Administrative Law International Biodiversity Law Civil Procedure Toxic Torts Seminar Property I ADVISOR: Women’s Law Society, Fall 2008-Dec. 2011

Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis, IN. Fall 2002–May 2006. Professor of Law (with tenure), July 2005–May 2006. Associate Professor of Law, August 2002–July 2005. COURSES: Environmental Law Administrative Law Property 1 Property 2 Water Law Envtl. Externship ADVISOR: Environmental Law Society

Western New England College School of Law, Springfield, MA. Fall 1999-Spring 2002. Associate Professor of Law, July 2001-July 2002 (promoted February 2001). Assistant Professor of Law, August 1999-June 2001. COURSES: Environmental Law Administrative Law Ocean & Coastal Law Bioethics & Biotechnology Property 1 Property 2

ADVISOR: Environmental Law Coalition

Lewis & Clark School of Law, Portland, OR. 1/98-6/99. Visiting Assistant Professor of Law, Fall 1998-Spring 1999. Adjunct Professor of Law, Spring 1998.

COURSES: Civil Procedure Administrative Law

Visitorships and Fellowships: Spring 2021: Visiting Professor of Law, University of Southern California Gould School of Law: Online course of Environmental Law

Fall 2018: William Evans Visiting Research Fellow, University of Otago School of Law, Dunedin, New Zealand (NZ$9000)

Fall 2017: Writing Residency, Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center, Como, Italy.

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Spring 2016: Visiting Lecturer and Research Fellow, University of Tasmania Faculty of Law, Hobart, Australia.

Spring 2012: Visiting Professor of Law, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Property.

Summer 2010: Visiting Professor, University of Hawaii School of Law: International Environmental Law

Summer 2008: Oxford Program Teaching Faculty, Florida State University Study Abroad Program: International Biodiversity Law.

Summer 2001: Summer School Visiting Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark School of Law: Clean Water Act.

Judicial Clerk, Judge Robert E. Jones, United States District Court for the District of Oregon, Portland, OR. 8/96-7/98. Major litigation handled included the bull trout Endangered Species Act listing; silicone breast implant litigation; and groundwater contamination issues. Law Clerk, Oregon Dept. of Justice, General Counsel Division, Natural Resources Section, Portland, OR. 5/94-8/96. Worked for the Assistant Attorneys General who represent the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Fish and Wildlife; represented the State of Oregon in contested case hearings and participated in various court procedures. Guest Lecturer, Interdisciplinary Studies Department, Marylhurst College, Marylhurst, OR. 10/93-12/94. Taught classes on science and society. University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA. Ph.D. student, 9/88-3/93. Lecturer, Interdisciplinary Writing Program, UC Santa Barbara. 3/93-6/93. Taught “Biotechnology and Society” and “Writing Across the Curriculum.” Teaching Associate, Interdisciplinary Writing Program, UC Santa Barbara. 9/92-3/93. Taught “Biotechnology and Society” and “Business Writing” Teaching Associate, Department of English, UC Santa Barbara. 6/91-9/91. Taught one course in Nineteenth Century British Literature. Administrative Assistant and Teaching Assistant Coordinator, Department of English, UC Santa Barbara. 9/90-6/91; 9/91-6/92. Coordinated enrollment, paperwork, and T.A.s for courses of 500- 800 students Teaching Assistant Training Committee, Department of English, UC Santa Barbara. 9/89-6/90. Planned and executed an initial training session for new T.A.s and a year-long development program for them. Teaching Assistant, Department of English, UC Santa Barbara. 9/88-6/91. Taught small sections of undergraduates in a variety of large-lecture English courses such as “Art of Narrative,” “Science Fiction,” and “The Bible as Literature.” Research Assistant, UC Santa Barbara. 9/91-6/93. Helped assemble and edit three books for Professor Gunn on American literature and history. Research Assistant, UC Santa Barbara. 9/90-12/90. Compiled class readings for Professor Harrison on American slavery issues. Teaching Assistant Representative, Program in Composition, UC Santa Barbara. 9/92-3/93. Marine Biology Instructor, Catalina Island Marine Institute, Avalon, CA. 6/86-6/88. Taught marine biology and island ecology to students aged 10 to adult. Teaching Fellow, Writing Seminars, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. 8/85-5/86. Taught one year-long course of “Contemporary American Letters.”

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GRANTS and STIPENDS: 2021: Co-PI, National Sea Grant Law Center Phase I Legal Capacity Building Grant ($20,000, with USC Sea Grant) USC Gould School of Law Summer research Grant ($25,000) Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Faculty Grant ($8000.00), Water Law Professors Works-in-Progress Workshop, to be held Saturday, November 6, 2021 in connection with the Foundation’s Water Law Institute, Santa Fe, NM (renewed as revised).

2020: University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($9000.00)

2019: Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Law Faculty Grant ($8000): Water Law Works- in-Progress Workshop. Delayed because of COVID to November 2021. University of Utah Research Grant ($6000, 2 years): Ecologically Beneficial Marine Aquaculture. Travel portion rescinded because of COVID. University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($9000.00)

2018: Global Change & Sustainability Center Seed Grant ($10,000, with Professor Jeff McCarthy): Re-Valuing the Ocean. University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18,000.00)

2017: University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18.000.00)

2016: University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18,000.00)

2015: USAID Pakistan Water Engineering Grant (5 years): Participating researcher at 1 month salary per year. University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18,000.00)

2014: University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18,000.00)

2013: University of Utah Research & Creative Grant, ($6000, 2 years): Marine Spatial Planning in New Zealand: A Legal and Policy Comparison to the United States. National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC) Grant Co-Leader: Social- Ecological System Resilience, Climate Change and Adaptive Water Governance. University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18,000.00)

2012: University of Utah College of Law Research Stipend ($18,000.00)

2011: Summer Research Assignment, Florida State University ($24,400)

2010: Florida State University Council for Research and Creativity Spring 2010 Small Research Grant ($3000): Marine Protected Areas Law and Policy Research Project—Hawai’i Summer Research Assignment, Florida State University ($24,400)

2009: Summer Research Assignment, Florida State University ($24,400)

2007: Summer Research Assignment, Florida State University ($19,800)

2006: Summer Research Assignment, Florida State University ($19,800)

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2005: Grimes Research Grant, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($5000) Summer Research Grant, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($14,000)

2004: Summer Research Grant, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($14,000)

2003: Summer Research Grant, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($14,000)

2002: Partial Summer Research Grant, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($8000)

2001: Development Stipend, Student Bar Review Preparation Course, Western New England College School of Law

2000: Development Stipend, Student Bar Review Preparation Course, Western New England College School of Law

1992: Academic Senate Travel Grant, UC Santa Barbara ($1000)

1991: Interdisciplinary Humanities Center/Graduate Division Travel Grant, UC Santa Barbara ($1000) Academic Senate Travel Grant, UC Santa Barbara ($1000)

HONORS: 2021: Robert C. Packard Trustee Chair in Law, University of Southern California Featured Article: The Environmental Law Institute chose Environmental Law, Disrupted by COVID-19, 51 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10509-10522 (June 2021), as its featured article. 2020: University Distinguished Professor, University of Utah

2019: Elected Member, American College of Environmental Lawyers Best Essay Award: Zero Sum Games in Pollution Control: Ecological Thresholds, Planetary Boundaries, and Policy Choices, from SARAH KRAKOFF, ED., ZERO-SUM GAMES IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (2019), was selected to be reprinted in The Environmental Forum’s 2019 Summer Reading Issue as the best essay to be published by the ELI Press in 2018-2019.

2018: William Evans Visiting Research Fellow, University of Otago School of Law, Dunedin, New Zealand (NZ$9000) Top 15 Most Cited Faculty in Environmental & Energy Law 2013-2017, according to Eric Biber Top 25 Most Cited Faculty in Public Law, 2013-2017, according to Brian Leiter

2017: Writing Residency, Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center, Como, Italy Alta Sustainability Leadership Award for Research ($2500) CelebrateU Research Recognition (Top 2 Scholars in College),

2016: Top 25 Article Recognition: Robin Kundis Craig, Dealing with Ocean Acidification: The Problem, the Clean Water Act, and State and Regional Approaches, 90 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 1583-1657 (Winter 2015) (in print Feb. 2016), was chosen through a peer-reviewed process as one of the top 25 environmental, natural resources, and energy law review articles of 2016.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 5 Top 10 Most Cited Faculty in Administrative and/or Environmental Law, 2010-2014, according to Brian Leiter

2015: Elected Member, American Law Institute Lloyd K. Garrison Lecturer, Pace University School of Law Faculty Scholarship Award, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law Top 25 Article Recognition: Robin Kundis Craig & Anna Roberts, Australia’s Emerging Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Problems and the U.S. Regulatory Experience: When Are Governments Most Likely to Address Nonpoint Source Pollution?, 42:1 BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW 1-64 (Jan. 2015), was chosen through a peer-reviewed process through the LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW as one of the top 2environmental, natural resources, and energy law review articles of 2015. Article Selected for Reprinting: The Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation chose to reprint my article, “Does the Endangered Species Act Preempt State Water Law,” 62 University of Kansas Law Review 852 (2014), for reprinting in 52:1 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Journal (2015). Appointed to International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Commission on Environmental Law

2014: University of North Carolina's Center for Law, Environment, Adaptation, and Resources ("CLEAR") Scholar of the Month (June) Top 5 Article Recognition: Robin Kundis Craig & J.B. Ruhl, Designing Administrative Law for Adaptive Management. 67 VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 1 (Jan. 2014), was chosen through a peer-review process as one of the top environmental and natural resources articles of 2014 (announced May 2015).

2013: Clason Lecturer, Western New England University School of Law Jestraub Lecturer and Visitor in Water Law, University of Montana School of Law Distinguished Environmental Summer Scholar, Vermont Law School ($5000) Best Paper Award, 31st Annual Water Law Conference, ABA Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources

2011: Water Quality Visiting Scholar, Government of Victoria, Australia University Graduate Faculty Teaching Award, Florida State University ($2,000) Best Paper Award, American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources Spring Environmental Law Conference

2010: Papahanaumokuakea 'Ahahui Alaka'I, Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Florida State University Commendation for Teaching Excellence (Spring) Nominated, University Graduate Faculty Teaching Award, Florida State University Top 10 Article Award: “’Stationarity Is Dead’—Long Live Transformation: Five Principles for Climate Change Adaptation Law,” 34:1 Harvard Environmental Law Review 9 (2010), named one of the top 10 environmental/natural resources/land use/energy articles of 2010, to be reprinted as such in 42 Land Use & Environmental Law Review 283 (2012). Best Programs for Resources Committees for 2009-2010: Marine Resources Committee. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources.

2009: Distinguished Environmental Summer Scholar, Vermont Law School Florida State University Commendation for Teaching Excellence (Spring) Nominated, University Graduate Faculty Teaching Award, Florida State University

Robin Kundis Craig -- 6 Best Cross-Practice Committee of 2008-2009: Constitutional Law Committee. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Best Newsletter for Cross-Practice Committees for 2008-2009: Constitutional Law Committee. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources.

2008: Florida State University Commendation for Teaching Excellence (Spring and Fall)

2007: Distinguished Environmental Law Graduate Award, Lewis & Clark School of Law Best Conference Paper, “Fishers, Divers, Scientists, Lawyers, and Marine Protected Areas” was named Best Conference Paper, Fifth International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress, New Zealand Tourism Research Institute & AUT University, Auckland, New Zealand, Sept. 11-14, 2007.

2006: Order of the Coif, Florida State College of Law

2005: Scholarship Recognition Bonus, Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis ($5400)

2004: Dean’s Fellow, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($10,000) Scholarship Recognition Bonus, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law ($6000) Merit Raise, Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law CALI Recognition Award

2003: CALI Recognition Award

2002: Professor of the Year, Western New England College School of Law (student-selected) Graduation Marshall, Western New England College School of Law (student-elected) Golden Bear Award, Western New England College School of Law (faculty-given award for service to the School of Law)

2001: Summer Research Grant, Western New England College School of Law ($4500) Merit Raise, Western New England College School of Law

2000: Summer Research Grant, Western New England College School of Law ($4000) Merit Raise, Western New England College School of Law

1996: Dean’s Fellowship for Excellence, Lewis & Clark School of Law Summa cum laude graduation, Lewis & Clark School of Law Cornelius Honor Society, Lewis & Clark School of Law Environmental and Natural Resources Law Certificate, Lewis & Clark School of Law Articles Editor, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, Lewis & Clark School of Law (primary journal) Scholar List, Fall 1995 and Spring 1996, Lewis & Clark School of Law Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Award (West), Lewis & Clark School of Law

1995: Dean’s Fellowship for Excellence, Lewis & Clark School of Law Member, Law Review/ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, Lewis & Clark School of Law Research Fellowship, Lewis & Clark School of Law Scholar List, Fall 1994 and Spring 1995, Lewis & Clark School of Law

1994: Dean’s Fellowship for Excellence, Lewis & Clark School of Law Am. Jur. Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Criminal Law & Procedure Corpus Jurum Award for Excellence in Property Corpus Jurum Award for Excellence in Criminal Law

Robin Kundis Craig -- 7 Outstanding Appellate Brief, Honorable Mention, First-Year Moot Court Individual Honors Brief, First-Year Moot Court Honors in Legal Writing & Research, Lewis & Clark School of Law, Spring 1994 Honors in Legal Writing & Research, Lewis & Clark School of Law, Fall 1993 Am. Jur. Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Property

1992: Nominated, Outstanding Teaching Assistant, UC Santa Barbara

1991: Interdisciplinary Humanities Center’s Pre-Doctoral Fellowship, UC Santa Barbara ($2500) General Affiliates of UCSB Graduate Dissertation Fellowship, UC Santa Barbara ($2500)

1988: Regents Special Fellowship, University of California (tuition + teaching salary, 5 years)

1985: Teaching Fellowship, The Johns Hopkins University (tuition + teaching salary, 1 year) Dole Prize in Creative Writing, Pomona College ($300) Cum laude graduation, Pomona College

STUDENT RESEARCH SUPERVISION: Ph.D. Students: Conor Barnes (Fall 2019-Spring 2022): External member, Ph.D. committee, University of Nebraska School of Natural Resources: Resilience and the law in prairie management. Alayna Johnson (Fall 2021-Spring 2025): Ph.D. Orals Committee, University of Southern California Political Science and International Relations Department. International Environmental Law. Kristen Shake (Spring 2014-Fall 2019): External member, Ph.D. committee, Clark University Department of Geography: The geography of sea ice in Arctic marine ecosystems and policy. Kelly Siman (Summer 2016-August 2020): External member, Ph.D. committee, University of Akron Integrated Biosciences Program (Biomimicry Focus). Urban resilience and stormwater issues. Kristin Ann Sleeper (November 2018-December 2022): External Member, Ph.D. Committee, University of Montana College of Forestry and Conservation. Local informal governance in the implementation of water rights. Joseph Wenta (Spring 2016-December 2019): External member, Ph.D. committee, University of Tasmania Faculty of Law: Resilience theory and natural resource law.

Dissertation Reviewer: University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

Master’s Students: Katie Arruda (Summer 2015): Professional Masters in Science and Technology, University of Utah: Master’s Internship with the Jordan River Commission on community education and outreach regarding water quality and water use issues. Brett Burgi (Fall 2014-Spring 2015): Professional Masters in Science and Technology, University of Utah: Master’s Internship on a Citizen’s Science Program for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to collect data on native fish populations from anglers. Thuan Chao (2013): Professional Masters in Science and Technology, University of Utah: Master’s Internship with the Pacific Rivers Council, Portland, OR, and Master’s Project on salmon and pesticides. Lauren Hawkes (Summer 2019-Spring 2020): M.A. in Environmental Humanities, University of Utah: Master’s thesis on Christianity and marine protection Brandy Hill (Fall 2016-Spring 2017): Professional Masters in Science and Technology, University of Utah: Master’s Internship with the Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment on lead testing of children in Utah.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 8 Maya Silver (Fall 2017-Spring 2018): M.A. in Environmental Humanities, University of Utah: Master’s thesis on climate change-induced mass migrations.

J.D. Students: Abbey Benesh (Fall 2019, University of Utah): Directed research project on the regulation of the Burning Man event on public lands. In addition, Abbey’s paper for Ocean & Coastal Law Spring 2019 was accepted for presentation at the April 2020 International Wildlife Law Conference at Stetson University. Jennifer Bowen (Spring 2017, University of Utah): Directed Research project on climate change and endangered species listings based on the “foreseeable” future. Nate Broadhurst (University of Utah) will publish his paper on U.S. Ocean Policy from the Spring 2019 Ocean & Coastal Law Seminar as a chapter in the forthcoming Re-Envisioning the Ocean interdisciplinary book (Robin Kundis Craig & Jeffrey McCarthy, eds.). Justin Brown (Spring 2015, University of Utah): Directed Research Project in Law on California’s new groundwater legislation published as Uncertainty Below: A Deeper Look into California’s Groundwater Law, 39 ENVIRONS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY JOURNAL 45 (Fall 2015). Keslie Cooper (Spring 2019, University of Utah): Finished a Climate Change paper for the retired Arnold Rietze. Carbon dioxide cap-and-trade programs. Jonathan Cordero (Sumer-Fall 2021, USC): Grant research on California Coastal Adaptation Law. Catherine Danley (Spring 2017; Fall 2017; Spring 2018, University of Utah): Her paper for my Fall 2016 Ocean & Coastal Law class has been published as Battle Royale: The Fight Over Sea Lions, Salmon, and Hydroelectric Dams in the Columbia River, 41 ENVIRONS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY JOURNAL 1-45 (Fall 2017) (in print late 2018). She entered her Directed Research paper for Spring 2018 on Denali National Park wolves to ELI’s Constitutional Environmental Law writing competition and she will publish her Fall 2017 Directed Research paper on deep seabed mining in the WILLIAM & MARY ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY REVIEW. Catherine received the Stephen Traynor Legal Writing Award at graduation, the highest writing award the College of Law gives to graduating students, based on her last two Directed Research papers. Chelsea Davis (Fall 2016-Fall 2017, University of Utah): Directed Research Project in Animal Law. Sarah Delap (Spring 2020, University of Utah): Directed Research Project on climate change, In addition, she presented her paper from the Spring 2019 Ocean & Coastal Law seminar at the November 2019 American Water Resources Association Annual Conference. Cassandra Gallegos (Fall 2016-Spring 2017, University of Utah): Directed Research Project on Animal Law. Jonathon Green (Fall 2015-Spring 2016, University of Utah): Directed Research Project on oil and gas development off Alaska. In addition, his reworked Ocean & Coastal Law paper from Fall 2014 took second place in the ABA SEER Endangered Species Act student writing competition in May 2015. Hailey Hoyt (Summer-Fall 2021, USC). Grant Research on California Coastal Adaption law. Helena Jordan (Fall 2016, University of Utah): Directed Research Project on Animal Law. Mitchell Jordan (Summer-Fall 2021, USC): Research Assistantship investigating “spooky law”— the influence of ghosts, graveyards, witches, the devil, etc., on property, torts, and procedure. Derek Julio (Fall 2013-Spring 2014, University of Utah): Directed Research Project in Law on endangered species protections for sharks federally and in California. Published as Julio, D. (2014) Circling the Blood in the Water: The Difficulties in Endangered Species Protections for the Great White Shark, NATURAL RESOURCES, 5, 666-680. doi: 10.4236/nr.2014.511058. Brandon Kerns (Summer-Fall 2021, USC): Research Assistantship researching saline lakes in the United States. Charles Lyons (University of Utah) presented his paper from the Spring 2019 Ocean & Coastal Law seminar on Asian carp at the November 2019 American Water Resources Association Annual Conference, and it has been accepted for publication in the HASTINGS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW JOURNAL.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 9 Alexandra Mareschal (University of Utah): Her Ocean & Coastal Law paper from Fall 2014, “Native Title and Rights to Marine Environments: A Comparative Analysis of New Zealand, Canada, and the United States,” placed second in the 2014-2015 American Indian Law Review student writing competition, April 2015. In addition, Alexa earned the 2016 Robert Schmid Natural Resources Writing Award. Mary Milner (Fall 2013, University of Utah): Directed Research Project in Law evaluating the Klamath Basin hydroelectric dam settlement agreements through social movement theory. Published as Mary Milner, Water Law Meets Participatory Democracy: A Klamath Basin Example, 30 JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND LITIGATION 87 (2015). Smitty Monson (University of Utah): His paper for Water Law in Spring 2014, “Creating Property Rights for Unsustainable Growth?: How Courts Should Treat Imported Water Return Flow in Utah Water Law,” earned a Top 5 Finalist award in the 2014 Brown Award for Excellence in Legal Writing Competition, announced December 2014. Douglas Naftz (University of Utah): His paper for Water Law in Spring 2013, “Transboundary Deposition of Naturally Occurring Asbestos from the United States into Canada: A Case Study and Analysis of Possible Legal Responses,” took third place in the Smith-Babcock-Williams student writing competition in September 2013. Eric Kyler O’Brien (University of Utah): His Ocean & Coastal Law paper from Fall 2014 was entered in the 2015 Brown Award for Excellence in Legal Writing Competition. Dillon Olson (university of Utah): His Water Law paper from Spring 2015 was published as A Declining Water Supply: How Utah Can Become Adept at Adapting to the Impacts of Climate Change, 2016 UTAH LAW REVIEW ONLINE 120-158. Kayla Race (University of Utah): Her paper from the Spring 2019 Ocean & Coastal Law class on the environmental justice impacts of offshore and coastal oil and gas production in Alaska will be published in the UCLA JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY. Melissa Reynolds (Summer 2013-Spring 2014, University of Utah): Directed Research Project on Grand Canyon National Park’s air quality issues. John Robinson, Jr. (University of Utah): Published his Water Law paper from Spring 2013 as John Robinson, Jr., Note, Water Securities: Rights to Use, Used as Collateral, 2013 UTAH LAW REVIEW 1725. Pamela Schools (Spring 2021, University of Utah): Directed Research Project on the President’s ability to undo prior Presidents’ environmental declarations. Michael Squires (Spring 2017-Spring 2018, University of Utah): Directed Research project on Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act and regulating stationary sources’ greenhouse gas emissions. Shane Stroud (Spring 2014, University of Utah): Directed Research Project in Law on Tribes’ authority to regulate under the Clean Air Act. In addition, Shane earned the 2014 Robert Schmid Natural Resources Writing Award. Elizabeth Thomas (University of Utah): Her paper from my Fall 2016 Ocean & Coastal Law course was published as Protecting Cultural Rights in the South Pacific Islands: Using UNESCO and Marine Protected Areas to Plan for Climate Change, 29:3 FORDHAM ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 413 (2018). She also presented her paper at the Utah Valley University conference on Climate Change Refugees on March 3, 2017. Rebecca Ward (Summer 2018-Spring 2019, University of Utah): Directed research project on the public trust doctrine. Emma Whitaker (Spring 2017, University of Utah): Directed Research project on oil and gas drilling in National Parks. Kevin Yen (Summer 2021, USC): Research Assistantship on the legal aftermath of County of Maui and Clean Water Act point sources.

Undergraduate Students:

Robin Kundis Craig -- 10 Emily Dart (Fall 2014-Spring 2015): Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program Fellowship: Research project examining New York City’s response to Hurricane Sandy and climate change adaptation, focusing on sewage treatment facilities, flooding, and disease risk.

PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS: ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG & JEFFREY M. MCCARTHY, EDS., RE-ENVISIONING THE ANTHROPOCENE OCEAN. Under contract with the University of Utah Press (in review). An interdisciplinary collection of essays on why humanity needs to re-evaluate its relationship to the ocean in the Anthropocene and ways to accomplish that goal.

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, STEVEN GOLD, MICHAEL G. GREEN, ANDREW R. KLEIN, AND JOSEPH SANDERS, TOXIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL TORTS: CASES AND MATERIALS, 2ND EDITION (Thomson/West: under contract for manuscript submission November 2021).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN CONTEXT: CASES AND MATERIALS, 5TH EDITION (casebook) (Thomson Reuters West: manuscript submitted July 2021).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2021-2022 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (West Academic: July 2021).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2020-2021 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (West Academic: July 2020).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2019-2020 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (West Academic: July 2019).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2018-2019 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (West Academic: July 2018).

ROBERT W. ADLER, ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, & NOAH D. HALL, MODERN WATER LAW: PRIVATE PROPERTY, PUBLIC RIGHTS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, 2ND EDITION (Foundation Press: June 2018). o First Edition: Foundation Press 2013. ROBERT W. ADLER, ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, & NOAH D. HALL, TEACHERS MANUAL TO ACCOMPANY MODERN WATER LAW (Foundation Press: Fall 2013; 2d Edition Fall 2018).

MELINDA HARM BENSON & ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, THE END OF SUSTAINABILITY: RESILIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE (University of Kansas Press: December 2017).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2017-2018 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (West Academic: July 2017).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, ROBERT W. ADLER, & NOAH D. HALL, WATER LAW: CONCEPTS AND INSIGHTS (Foundation Press: January 2017).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN CONTEXT: CASES AND MATERIALS, 4TH EDITION (casebook) (Thomson Reuters West; June 2016). o Third Edition: Thomson/West 2012. o Second Edition: West 2008. o First Edition: West 2005. ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, TEACHERS MANUAL TO ACCOMPANY ENVIRONMENTAL LAW IN CONTEXT, FOURTH EDITION (Thomson Reuters West: July 2016) o Third Edition: Thomson/West 2012. o Second Edition: West 2008.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 11 o First Edition: West 2005. ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2016-2017 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (Thomson Reuters West: July 2016).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG & STEPHEN R. MILLER, EDS., CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN CLIMATE CHANGE LAW AND POLICY: ESSAYS INSPIRED BY THE IPCC (Envtl. Law Institute: April 2016).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, EDITOR, SELECTED ENVIRONMENTAL LAW STATUTES, 2015-2016 EDUCATIONAL EDITION (Thomson Reuters Westlaw: July 2015).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, COMPARATIVE OCEAN GOVERNANCE: PLACED-BASED PROTECTIONS IN AN ERA OF CLIMATE CHANGE (Edward Elgar Publishing: June 2012) o Paperback Edition: 2013 United Kingdom; 2014 United States Contributing Author to ACTING AS IF TOMORROW MATTERS: ACCELERATING THE TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABILITY (John C. Dernbach, Principal Author) (Environmental Law Institute: June 2012)

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, JOHN COPELAND NAGLE, BRUCE PARDY, OSWALD SCHMITZ & WILLIAM SMITH, EDS., BERKSHIRE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SUSTAINABILITY, VOL. 5: ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY (2011).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, MICHAEL G. GREEN, ANDREW R. KLEIN, AND JOSEPH SANDERS, TOXIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL TORTS: CASES AND MATERIALS (Thomson/West: Fall 2010). o Cited in State Automobile Mutual Insurance Co. v. Flexdar, Inc., 964 N.E.2d 845, 851 n.5 (Ind. March 22, 2012).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, MICHAEL G. GREEN, ANDREW R. KLEIN, AND JOSEPH SANDERS, TEACHERS’ MANUAL TO ACCOMPANY TOXIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL TORTS (Thomson/West 2011).

ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG, THE CLEAN WATER ACT AND THE CONSTITUTION: SECOND REVISED EDITION (Environmental Law Institute: 2009). o First Edition: ELI 2004. o Featured on the Pace Law School Research Guide.

NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS: COMMITTEE ON INDEPENDENT SCIENTIFIC REVIEW OF EVERGLADES RESTORATION PROGRESS, WATER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BOARD, DIVISION ON EARTH & LIFE STUDIES, NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES, ENGINEERING AND MEDICINE, PROGRESS TOWARD RESTORING THE EVERGLADES: THE EIGHTH BIENNIAL REVIEW—2020 (March 2021).

COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE EDWARDS AQUIFER HABITAT CONSERVATION PLAN, WATER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BOARD, DIVISION OF EARTH & LIFE STUDIES, NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND MEDICINE, REVIEW OF THE EDWARDS AQUIFER HABITAT CONSERVATION PLAN: REPORT 2 (April 2017).

COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE EDWARDS AQUIFER HABITAT CONSERVATION PLAN, WATER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY BOARD, DIVISION OF EARTH & LIFE STUDIES, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, REVIEW OF THE EDWARDS AQUIFER HABITAT CONSERVATION PLAN: REPORT 1 (June 2015).

COMMITTEE ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT: SCIENTIFIC, MODELING, AND TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF NUTRIENT POLLUTANT LOAD ALLOCATION AND IMPLEMENTATION, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, NUTRIENT CONTROL ACTIONS FOR IMPROVING WATER QUALITY IN THE MISSISSIPPI BASIN AND NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO (December 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 12 COMMITTEE ON THE CLEAN WATER ACT AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL, NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, MISSISSIPPI RIVER WATER QUALITY AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT: PROGRESS, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES (Electronic: Oct. 2007; Print: Feb. 2008).

BOOK CHAPTERS: Robin Kundis Craig, Barbara Cosens, Ahjond Garmestani, and J.B. Ruhl, Panarchy and Law in the Anthropocene. Chapter 12 in LANCE GUNDERSON, CRAIG ALLEN, AND DIRAC TWIDWELL, EDS., APPLIED PANARCHY (Island Press: forthcoming 2021). Robin Kundis Craig & J.B. Ruhl, New Realities Require New Priorities: Heading Off the Climate Dystopia Death Spirals by Re-Prioritizing the Environment and Environmental Law, in JESSICA OWLEY & KEITH HIROKAWA, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW BEYOND 2020, at 7-31 (forthcoming ELI Press 2021).

Robin Kundis Craig, “Mitigation and Adaptation.” Chapter 3 in INGVILD U. JAKOBSEN, ELISE JOHANSEN, AND SIGNE BUSCH, EDS., THE LAW OF THE SEA AND CLIMATE CHANGE: PART OF THE SOLUTION OR REPRESENTING CONSTRAINTS? 49-80 (Cambridge University Press: December 2020), https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108907118.004.

Robin Kundis Craig, George Perkins Marsh: Anticipating the Anthropocene, in JAN LAITOS & JOHN NAGLE, EDS., PIONEERS OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 3-22 (Twelve Tables Press: September 2020). Robin Kundis Craig, Zero Sum Games in Pollution Control: Ecological Thresholds, Planetary Boundaries, and Policy Choices, Chapter 2 in SARAH KRAKOFF, MELISSA POWERS, & JONATHAN ROSENBLOOM, EDS., BEYOND ZERO-SUM ENVIRONMENTALISM 11-32 (May 2019). • Selected to be reprinted in The Environmental Forum’s Summer Reading Issue as the best essay to be published by the ELI Press in the last year. Republished as: Robin Kundis Craig, Pies and Thresholds, 36:4 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW FORUM 38-49 (July-Aug. 2019).

Robin Kundis Craig, Sea-Level Rise, Storm Surge, and Public Health, in MICHAEL BURGER & JUSTIN GUNDLACH, EDS., CLIMATE CHANGE, PUBLIC HEALTH, AND THE LAW 204-240 (Cambridge University Press; Oct. 2018).

Robin Kundis Craig & Kathryn Firsching, The Clean Water Act, Chapter 11 in ROBERT ABRAMS, ED., WATER RIGHTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION: A LAWYER’S GUIDE 275-344 (American Bar Association Press: August 2018).

Robin Kundis Craig, Water Law and Climate Disasters, Chapter 13 in ROSEMARY LYSTER & ROBERT R.M. VERCHICK, EDS., RESEARCH HANDBOOK ON CLIMATE DISASTER LAW: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES 150-166 (Edward Elgar June 2018). Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Hannah Gosnell, Melinda Harm Benson, & Robin Kundis Craig, Cross- Basin Patterns of Systemic-Change Drivers and Adaptive Governance Features, Chapter 13 in BARBARA COSENS & LANCE GUNDERSON, EDS., PRACTICAL PANARCHY FOR ADAPTIVE WATER GOVERNANCE: LINKING LAW TO SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE 205-227 (Springer April 2018). Hannah Gosnell, Brian C. Chaffin, J.B. Ruhl, Craig A. (Tony) Armold, Robin K. Craig, Melinda H. Benson, & Alan Devenish, Finding Flexibility in Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act Through Adaptive Governance, Chapter 12 in BARBARA COSENS & LANCE GUNDERSON, EDS., PRACTICAL PANARCHY FOR ADAPTIVE WATER GOVERNANCE: LINKING LAW TO SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE 183- 202 (Springer April 2018). Robin Kundis Craig, Ahjond S. Garmestani, Craig R. Allen, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Hannah Birgé, Daniel DeCaro, and Hannah Gosnell, Stability and Flexibility in the Emergence of Adaptive Water Governance, Chapter 11 in BARBARA COSENS & LANCE GUNDERSON, EDS., PRACTICAL PANARCHY FOR

Robin Kundis Craig -- 13 ADAPTIVE WATER GOVERNANCE: LINKING LAW TO SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE 167-181 (Springer April 2018). Barbara Cosens, Robin Kundis Craig, Shana Hirsch, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Melinda Harm Benson, Daniel DeCaro, Ahjond Garmestani, Hannah Gosnell, J.B. Ruhl, & Edella Schlager, Legal Pathways to Adaptive Governance in Water Basins in North America and Australia, Chapter 10 in BARBARA COSENS & LANCE GUNDERSON, EDS., PRACTICAL PANARCHY FOR ADAPTIVE WATER GOVERNANCE: LINKING LAW TO SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE 151-165 (Springer April 2018). Hannah Birgé, Craig R. Allen, Robin Kundis Craig, & Dirac Twidwell, Resilience and the Law in the Platte River Basin Social-Ecological System: Past, Present, and Future, Chapter 8 in BARBARA COSENS & LANCE GUNDERSON, EDS., PRACTICAL PANARCHY FOR ADAPTIVE WATER GOVERNANCE: LINKING LAW TO SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE 115-130 (Springer April 2018). Brian C. Chaffin, Hannah Gosnell, & Robin K. Craig, The Emergence of Adaptive Governance in the Klamath River Basin, Chapter 6 in BARBARA COSENS & LANCE GUNDERSON, EDS., PRACTICAL PANARCHY FOR ADAPTIVE WATER GOVERNANCE: LINKING LAW TO SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE 83- 97 (Springer April 2018). Robin Kundis Craig, Water, Energy, and Technology: The Legal Challenges of Interdependencies and Technological Limits, in ROGER BROWNSWORD, ELOISE SCOTFORD, & KAREN YEUNG, THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF LAW, REGULATION AND TECHNOLOGY, PART V: ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 1169- 1193 (Oxford University Press: online publication Jan. 2017; text publication June 2017). Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change, Sustainable Development, and the IPCC’s Fifth Assessment Report, in ROBIN KUNDIS CRAIG & STEPHEN MILLER, EDS., CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN CLIMATE CHANGE LAW AND POLICY: ESSAYS INSPIRED BY THE IPCC 1-19 (Envtl. Law Institute: April 2016).

Robin Kundis Craig, Ocean Adaptation, in DAN A. FARBER & M PEETERS, ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: CLIMATE CHANGE LAW 567-578 (Edward Elgar Press 2016). Robin Kundis Craig, Becoming Landsick: Rethinking Sustainability in an Age of Continuous, Visible, and Irreversible Change, in JESSICA OWLEY & KEITH HIROKAWA, EDS., RETHINKING SUSTAINABILITY TO MEET THE CLIMATE CHANGE CHALLENGE 41-62 (Envtl. Law Institute: June 2015).

Robin Kundis Craig, Coastal Water Quality Protection, in DONALD C. BAUR, TIM EICHENBERG, & MICHAEL SUTTON, EDS., OCEAN AND COASTAL LAW AND POLICY, SECOND EDITION 235-274 (American Bar Association: May 2015). Robin Kundis Craig, Perceiving Change and Knowing Nature: Shifting Baselines and Nature’s Resiliency, in KEITH H. HIROKAWA, ED., ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND CONTRASTING IDEAS OF NATURE: A CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH 87-111 (Cambridge University Press: August 2014). Robin Kundis Craig & Terry Hughes, Marine Protected Areas, Marine Spatial Planning, and the Resilience of Marine Ecosystems, in AHJOND S. GARMESTANI & CRAIG R. ALLEN, SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL RESILIENCE AND THE LAW 98-141 (Columbia University Press: 2014).

Robin Kundis Craig, Energy System Impacts, in MICHAEL GERRARD & KATRINA KUH, EDS., THE LAW OF ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE: U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS 133-172 (American Bar Association: 2012). J.B. Ruhl & R.K. Craig, New Sustainable Governance Institutions for Estuaries and Coasts, in ERIC WOLANSKI, DONALD MCLUSKY, M. VAN DEN BELT, AND ROBERT COSTANZA, EDS., TREATISE ON ESTUARINE AND COASTAL SCIENCE, VOLUME 12: ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS OF ESTUARIES AND COASTS 239-270 (2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, Standing, in JAMES R. MAY, ED., PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 195-216 (American Bar Association: 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 14 Robin Kundis Craig, Procedural Due Process, in JAMES R. MAY, ED., PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 277-302 (American Bar Association: 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, The Atmosphere, the Oceans, Climate, and Ecosystem Services, in WILLIAM H. RODGERS, JR., MICHAEL ROBINSON-DORN, JENNIFER K. BARCELOS, & ANNA T. MORITZ, EDS., CLIMATE CHANGE: A READER 261-273 (Carolina Academic Press: 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, Oceans and Estuaries: The Ocean Commissions’ Unfulfilled Vision, in JOHN C. DERNBACH, ED., AGENDA FOR A SUSTAINABLE AMERICA 221-37 (Environmental Law Institute: Jan. 2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Coastal Water Quality Protection, in DONALD C. BAUR, TIM EICHENBERG, & MICHAEL SUTTON, EDS., OCEAN AND COASTAL LAW AND POLICY 205-242 (American Bar Association: 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig, Oceans and Estuaries, in JOHN C. DERNBACH, ED., STUMBLING TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY 227-256 (Environmental Law Institute: 2002).

LAW REVIEW AND JOURNAL ARTICLES IN PROGRESS: Robin Kundis Craig, Vaccines, Generational Amnesia, and the Regulatory Shifting Baseline Syndrome. Submission expected Fall 2021. Robin Kundis Craig, Native Peoples and the Sea: Incorporating Maori and Native Americans into Marine Spatial Planning. Grant-financed research. Submission expected Fall 2021.

LAW REVIEW AND INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL ARTICLES: Robin Kundis Craig, Re-Valuing the Ocean in Law: Exploiting the Panarchy Paradox of a Complex System Approach. Submitted July 17, 2021. J.B. Ruhl & Robin Kundis Craig, Anticipating 4°C. Submitted to PNAS June 8, 2021. Karin A.W. Snel, Dries Hegger, Heleen Mees, Robin Kundis Craig, Mark Kammerbauer, Noelke Doorn, Emmy Bergsma, & Christine Wamsler, Unpacking Notions of Residents’ Responsibility in Flood Risk Governance. Responding to peer review for ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND GOVERNANCE (responses to peer review submitted May 2021). Barbara Cosens, J.B. Ruhl, Niko Soininen, Lance Gunderson, Antti Belinskij, Thorsten Blenckner, Alejandro E. Camacho, Brian C. Chaffin, Robin Kundis Craig, Holly Doremus, Robert Glicksman, Anna-Stiina Heiskanen, Rhett Larson, & Jukka Similä, Governing Complexity. Re-submitted to PNAS after responding to peer review on July 3, 2021. Sanne Akerboom & Robin Kundis Craig, How Does Law Structure Public Participation in Environmental Decisionmaking? A Comparative Investigation, ___ ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY AND GOVERNANCE (accepted May 2021).

J.B. Ruhl & Robin Kundis Craig, 4°C, __ MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW XX (forthcoming late 2021). J.B. Ruhl, James Salzman, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Robin Kundis Craig, Keith Hirokawa, Lydia Olander, Margaret C. Palmer, & Taylor Ricketts, Connecting Ecosystem Services Science and Policy in the Field, __ FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENT (forthcoming Nov. 2021). Robin Kundis Craig, Learning to Live with the Trickster in New Zealand: U.S. and New Zealand Fisheries Law in the Anthropocene, 2021 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT THEORY & PRACTICE (New Zealand) 95-124 (July 2021). The article to accompany my Keynote address at the 2018 Resource Managers Law Association Annual Conference, Wellington, New Zealand. Rebecca Bratspies, Vanessa Casado Perez, Robin Kundis Craig, Lissa Griffin, Keith Hirokawa, Sarah Krakoff, Katrina Kuh, Jessica Owley, Melissa Powers, Shannon Roesler, Jonathan Rosenbloom,

Robin Kundis Craig -- 15 J.B. Ruhl, Erin Ryan, and David Takacs, Environmental Law, Disrupted by COVID-19, 51 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10509-10522 (June 2021).

Robin Kundis Craig, Resilience Theory and Wicked Problems, 73: 6 VANDERBILT L. REV. 1733-1775 (2020), https://cdn.vanderbilt.edu/vu-wp0/wp- content/uploads/sites/278/2020/12/22161505/Resilience-Theory-and-Wicked-Problems.pdf. Robin Craig & J.B. Ruhl, Adaptive Management for Ecosystem Services at the Wildland-Urban Interface, 14:1 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE COMMONS 611-626 (Oct. 2020), http://doi.org/10.5334/ijc.986. Robin Kundis Craig, Hurricanes and the National Flood Insurance Program: Is Congress Paying Attention?, 34:3 PROBATE & PROPERTY 24-30 (May/June 2020). Robin Kundis Craig, Water Law and Climate Change in the United States: A Review of the Legal Scholarship. 7:3 WIRES WATER e1423 (peer-reviewed) (May/June 2020; first published online March 2020); https://doi.org/10.1002/wat2.1423. Robin Kundis Craig, Warming Oceans, Coastal Diseases, and Climate Change Public Health Adaptation, 10:1 SEA GRANT LAW & POLICY JOURNAL 3-28 (April 2020), http://nsglc.olemiss.edu/sglpj/vol10no1/2-craig.pdf. Invited contribution to the Symposium Issue in connection with my Keynote Address at the 2019 Monmouth University symposium entitled “Climate Change, Coasts, and Communities.” Robin Kundis Craig, J.B. Ruhl, and Ahjond Garmestani, Reply to MacLean: The flexibility of existing laws is an essential element of environmental governance, 117(13) PNAS (April 7, 2020). Robin Kundis Craig, Fostering Adaptive Marine Aquaculture Through Procedural Innovation in Marine Spatial Planning, 110 MARINE POLICY 103555 (peer-reviewed) (Dec. 2019); first published on-line June 3, 2019); https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2019.103555. Ahjond Garmestani, Robin K. Craig, Herman Kasper Gilissen, Jan McDonald, Niko Soininen, Willemijn J. van Doorn-Hoekveld, & Helena F.M.W. van Rijswick, The Role of Social-Ecological Resilience in Coastal Zone Management: A Comparative Law Approach to Three Coastal Nations, 7 FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION art. 410 [online] (25 October 2019); https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2019.00410.

• Included as part of the Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution Ebook/EPUB: JEANNE C. CHAMBERS, CRAIG R. ALLEN & SAMUEL A. CUSHMAN, OPERATIONALIZING THE CONCEPTS OF RESILIENCE AND RESISTANCE FOR MANAGING ECOSYSTEMS AND SPECIES AT RISK 111-124 (Lausanne: Frontiers Media SA, July 2020); doi: 10.3389/978-2-88963-867-3; available at https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/7105/operationalizing-the-concepts-of-resilience- and-resistance-for-managing-ecosystems-and-species-at-ri. Ahjond Garmestani, J.B. Ruhl, Brian C. Chaffin, Robin K. Craig, Helena F.M.W van Rijswick, David G. Angeler, Carl Folke, Lance Gunderson, Dirac Twidwell, & Craig R. Allen, Untapped capacity for resilience in environmental law, policy and organizations, 116:40 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (PNAS) 19899-19904 (Oct. 1, 2019); https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1906247116. Robin Kundis Craig, Constitutional Environmental Law, or, the Constitutional Implications of Insisting that the Environment Is Everybody’s Business, 49 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 703-736 (2019). Invited contribution to the April 2019 Symposium and subsequent symposium issue honoring Professor Bill Funk at his retirement.

• Reprinted in 57:1 ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL LAW FOUNDATION JOURNAL 163-195 (July 2020).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 16 Robin Kundis Craig, Pies and Thresholds, THE ENVIRONMENTAL FORUM 38-49 (July/August 2019). Slighted altered and re-titled reprint of my book chapter, Zero Sum Games in Pollution Control: Ecological Thresholds, Planetary Boundaries, and Policy Choices. Robin Kundis Craig, Trickster Law: Promoting Resilience and Adaptive Governance by Allowing Other Perspectives on Natural Resource Management, 9:2 ARIZONA JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY 140-157 (Spring 2019). Invited contribution in connection with the University of Arizona College of Law’s conference “The End of Environmental Law?” held January 18, 2019. Robin Kundis Craig, Coastal Adaptation, Government Subsidized Insurance, and Perverse Incentives to Stay, 152(2) CLIMATIC CHANGE 215-226 (Jan. 2019; on-line 02 May 2018) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.1007/s10584-018-2203-5. Inara Scott, David Takacs, Rebecca Bratspries, Vanessa Casado Pérez, Robin Kundis Craig, Keith H. Hirokawa, Blake Hudson, Sarah Krakoff, Katrina Fischer Kuh, Jessica Owley, Melissa Powers, Jonathon D. Rosenbloom, Shannon Roesler, J.B. Ruhl, & Erin Ryan, Environmental Law. Disrupted, 49 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER NEWS & ANALYSIS 10038-10062 (Jan. 2019). Robin Kundis Craig, Federal Species Protection and Enforcement The Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, and the Endangered Species Act, TODAY'S ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCIES: REGULATORY ENFORCEMENT, CITIZEN SUITS, AND THE NATURAL RESOURCES INDUSTRIES 4- 1 to 4-25 (Rocky Mt. Min. L. Fdn. Dec. 2018). Robin Kundis Craig, Water Quality Law in the US and EU: A Comparison of the Clean Water Act and Water Framework Directive, 23 EUROPENOW (Dec. 2018) [on-line]. Robin Kundis Craig, California Climate Change Lawsuits: Can the Courts Help with Sea-Level Rise, and Who Knew What When?, 3:2 ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL OF OCEAN LAW & POLICY 306-310 (Nov. 2018). DOI: 10.1163/24519391-00302008. Robin Kundis Craig, Harvest the Wind, Harvest Your Dinner: Using Law to Encourage an Offshore Energy-Food Multiple Use Nexus, 59:1 JURIMETRICS 61-81 (Fall 2018) (peer-reviewed). Invited contribution to the “Rethinking Law in a Nexus Future” Workshop held at the Arizona State University College of Law on January 11-12, 2018. Robin Kundis Craig, Harvey, Irma, and the NFIP: Did the 2017 Hurricane Season Matter to Flood Insurance Reauthorization?, 40:3 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK LAW REVIEW 481-512 (Fall 2018) (published March 2019). Invited contribution to the University of Arkansas Little Rock School of Law’s Law Review Symposium: The Law and Unnatural Disasters: Legal Adaptations to Climate Change, held at the University of Arkansas Little Rock School of Law on February 16, 2018. Robin Kundis Craig, Cleaning Up Our Toxic Coasts: A Precautionary and Human Health-Based Approach to Coastal Adaptation, 36 PACE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 1-48 (Fall 2018) (published Feb. 2019). Invited contribution in connection with the 2018 Pace Environmental Law Symposium, "Climate Change, Coasts, and Precaution,” held on April 25-26, 2018. Robin Kundis Craig, Drought and Public Necessity: Can a Common-Law “Stick” Increase Flexibility in Western Water Law?, 6 TEXAS A&M LAW REVIEW 78-105 (Fall 2018). Invited contribution for the NYU School of Law Classical Liberal Institute’s and Texas A&M School of Law’s joint conference on carrots and sticks in environmental protection, held at the Texas A&M School of Law on March 9-10, 2018. Robin Kundis Craig, Cholera and Climate Change: Pursuing Public Health Adaptation in the Face of Scientific Debate, 18:1 HOUSTON JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW & POL’Y 29-75 (Symposium 2018). Invited contribution to the University of Houston’s workshop: Is Climate Change Making Us Sick? The Future of Public Health in a Climate Altered World held in Houston, Texas, on December 7, 2017.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 17 Robin Kundis Craig, It’s Not Just an Offshore Wind Farm: Combining Multiple Uses and Multiple Values on the Outer Continental Shelf, 39 PUBLIC LAND & RESOURCES LAW REVIEW 59-122 (2018). Invited contribution in connection with the 2017 University of Montana Public Lands Symposium, held at the University of Montana School of Law on October 13, 2017. Hannah Gosnell, Brian C. Chaffin, J.B. Ruhl, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Robin Kundis Craig, Melinda Harm Benson, & Alan Devenish, Transforming (perceived) rigidity in environmental law through adaptive governance: A case of Endangered Species Act implementation, 22:4 ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY 42 (Dec. 2017) (peer-reviewed) [online]; DOI: 10.5751/ES-09887-220442. Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Hannah Gosnell, Melinda Harm Benson, Robin Kundis Craig, Cross- Interdisciplinary Insights into Adaptive Governance and Resilience, 22(4) ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY 14 (Nov. 2017) (peer-reviewed). [online]; DOI: 10.5751/ES-09734-220414. Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change and Common but Differentiated Responsibilities for the Ocean, 11:4 CARBON & CLIMATE LAW REVIEW 325-334 (Oct. 2017) (European Union) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.21552/cclr/2017/4/8. Robin Kundis Craig, Labeling of Genetically-Engineered Foods: An Update from One of the Front Lines of Federalism, 47 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 609-646 (Fall 2017). Invited article in connection with the Lewis & Clark School of Law Annual Symposium, 21st Century Food Law, held April 7, 2017. Robin Kundis Craig, J.B. Ruhl, Eleanor D. Brown, & Bryon K. Williams, Designing Administration Law for Adaptive Management, 12:7 ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS 074018 (July 10, 2017) (peer- reviewed); DOI: 10.1088/1748-9326/aa7037 (law review article substantially reworked for a science and policy audience). Robin Kundis Craig & Catherine Danley, Federal Fisheries Management: A Quantitative Assessment of Federal Fisheries Litigation Since 1976, 32:2 JOURNAL OF LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 381- 421 (Spring 2017). Invited essay in connection with the Florida State University College of Law’s symposium, Environmental Law Without Courts, held September 16, 2016. Robin Kundis Craig, Ahjond S. Garmestani, Craig R. Allen, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Hannah Birgé, Daniel A. DeCaro, Alexander K. Fremier, Hannah Gosnell, & Edella Schlager, Balancing stability and flexibility in adaptive governance: The new challenges and a review of tools available, 22(2) ECOLOGY & SOCIETY 3 (April 2017) [on-line] (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.5751/ES-08983-220203. Barbara Cosens, Robin Kundis Craig, Shana Lee Hirsch, Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold, Melinda Harm Benson, Daniel A. DeCaro, Ahjond Garmestani, Hannah Gosnell, J.B. Ruhl, & Edella Schlager, The role of law in adaptive governance, 22(1) ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY 30. (March 2017) [on-line] (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.5751/ES-08731-220130. Lance Gunderson, Barbara Cosens, Brian Chaffin, Craig Arnold, Alexander Fremier, Ahjond Garmestani, Robin Craig, Hannah Gosnell, Hannah Birge, Craig Allen, Melinda Benson, Ryan Morrison, Mark Stone, Joseph Hamm, Kristine Nemec, Edella Schlager, & Dagmar Llewellyn, Regime shifts and panarchies in regional scale social-ecological water systems, 22(1) ECOLOGY AND SOCIETY 31 (March 2017) [on-line] (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.5751/ES-08879-220131. Robin Kundis Craig, Putting Resilience Theory into Practice: The Example of Fisheries Management, 31:3 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 3-7 (Winter 2017) (professional). Brian C. Chaffin, Ahjond S. Garmestani, Lance H. Gunderson, Melinda Harm Benson, David G. Angeler, Craig A. Arnold, Barbara Cosens, Robin Kundis Craig, J.B. Ruhl, & Craig R. Allen, Transformative Environmental Governance, 41 ANNUAL REVIEW OF ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES 399-423 (Oct. 2016) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.1146/annurev-environ-110615-085817.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 18 Robin Kundis Craig, Learning to Live with the Trickster: Narrating Climate Change and the Value of Resilience Thinking, 33 PACE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 351-396 (Spring 2016). Publication of invited Garrison Lecture. Robin Kundis Craig, Becoming Landsick: Rethinking Sustainability in an Age of Continuous, Visible, and Irreversible Change, 46:2 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10,141-50 (Feb. 2016) (reprint of book chapter). Leslie Francis, Robin Kundis Craig & Erika George, The FDA’s Troubling Failure to Use its Authority to Regulate Genetically Modified Foods, 71:1 FOOD & DRUG LAW JOURNAL 105-134 (2016) (peer- reviewed; Georgetown University). Brian C. Chaffin, Ahjond S. Garmestani, Hannah Gosnell, and Robin K. Craig, Institutional networks and adaptive water governance in the Klamath River Basin, USA, 57 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY 112-121 (Jan. 2016) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.1016/j.envsci.2015.11.008 Robin Kundis Craig, Dealing with Ocean Acidification: The Problem, the Clean Water Act, and State and Regional Approaches, 90 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 1583-1657 (Winter 2015) (in print Feb. 2016). Reprinted without changes as part of an Ocean Acidification Symposium edition: 6 WASHINGTON JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY 387-470 (June 2016). o Selected through peer as one of the top 25 environmental, natural resources, and energy law review articles of 2016 (February 2017). Alexander K. Fremier, Michael Kiparsky, Stephan Gmur, Jocelyn Aycrigg, Robin Kundis Craig, Leona Svancara, Dale Goble, Barb Cosens, Frank W. Davis, & J. Michael Scott, A riparian conservation network for ecological resilience, 191 BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION 29-37 (Nov 2015) (peer- reviewed); DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2015.06.029 Robin Kundis Craig, Re-Tooling Marine Food Supply Resilience in a Climate Change Era: Some Needed Reforms, 38 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 1189-1235 (June 2015). Invited contribution in connection with the Seattle University Law Symposium, Re-Tooling Food Law, held March 6, 2015. Robin Kundis Craig, What the Public Trust Doctrine Can Teach Us About the Police Power, Penn Central, and the Public Interest in Natural Resources: A Tribute to Joe Sax, 45 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 519-559 (2015). Invited contribution in connection with the 2015 Lewis & Clark Conference on Environmental and Natural Resources Law, Movements in the Public Trust Doctrine. Robin Kundis Craig, An Historical Look at Planning for the Federal Public Lands: Adding Marine Spatial Planning Offshore, 6:1 GEORGE WASHINGTON JOURNAL OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 1-20 (Winter 2015). Invited contribution in connection with the March 2014 George Washington University Shapiro Symposium, Planning on the Public Lands. Robin Kundis Craig, Navigability and Its Consequences: State Title, Mineral Rights, and the Public Trust Doctrine, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2014 ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL LAW FOUNDATION ANNUAL SUMMER CONFERENCE 7-1 (2015) (peer-reviewed). Hannah E. Birge, Craig R Allen, Robin Kundis Craig, Ahjond S. Garmestani, Joseph A. Hamm, Christina Babbitt, Kristine Nemec, & Edella Schlager, Social-Ecological Resilience and Law in the Platte River Basin, 51 IDAHO LAW REVIEW 229-256 (2014) (in print 2015) (peer-reviewed). Brian C. Chaffin, Robin Kundis Craig, & Hannah Gosnell, Resilience, Adaptation, and Transformation in the Klamath River Basin Socio-Ecological System, 51 IDAHO LAW REVIEW 157-193 (2014) (in print 2015) (peer-reviewed). Robin Kundis Craig & Anna Roberts, Australia’s Emerging Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Problems and the U.S. Regulatory Experience: When Are Governments Most Likely to Address Nonpoint Source Pollution?, 42:1 BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW 1-64 (Jan. 2015).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 19 o Chosen through a peer-reviewed process through the JOURNAL OF LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW as one of the top 25 environmental law articles of 2015. Sarah J. Adams-Schoen, Deepa Badrinayarana, Cinnamon Carlarne, Robin Kundis Craig, John C. Dernbach, Keith H. Hirokawa, Alexandra B. Klass, Katrina Fischer Kuh, Stephen R. Miller, Jessica Owley, Shannon Roesler, Jonathan Rosenbloom, Inara Scott, & David Takacs, A Response to the IPCC Fifth Assessment, 45:1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER NEWS & ANALYSIS 10027-10048 (Jan. 2015).

Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change, Oceans, Public Health, and the Law, 4 CLIMATE LAW 85-93 (Aug. 2014) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.1163/18786561-00402007.

Robin Kundis Craig, Does the Endangered Species Act Preempt State Water Law?, 62 KANSAS LAW REVIEW 851-891 (May 2014). Invited contribution to the 2013 Kansas Law Review Symposium and symposium issue. o Selected for reprinting in 52:1 ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL LAW FOUNDATION JOURNAL (2015). Melinda Harm Benson & Robin Kundis Craig, The End of Sustainability, 27:7 SOCIETY & NATURAL RESOURCES 277-282 (May 7, 2014) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.1080/08941920.2014.901467. Robin Kundis Craig, Of Sea-Level Rise and Superstorms: The Public Health Police Power as a Means of Defending Against “Takings” Challenges to Coastal Regulation, 22:1 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL LAW JOURNAL 84-115 (2014). Invited contribution after the 16th Annual Conference, Litigating Takings Challenges to Land Use and Environmental Regulations, in November 2013. A.M. (Anna) Roberts & R.K. Craig, Regulatory reform requirements to address diffuse source water quality problems in Australia: learning from US experiences, AUSTRALASIAN JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT 1-16 (Feb. 2014) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.1080/14486563.2014.880385. Robin Kundis Craig & J.B. Ruhl, Designing Administrative Law for Adaptive Management, 67:1 VANDERBILT LAW REVIEW 1-87 (Jan. 2014). o Chosen through peer-reviewed process as one of the top 6 environmental and natural resources articles of 2014 and reprinted as such in 46 LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW (2016). Robin Kundis Craig, Treating Offshore Submerged Lands as Public Lands: A Historical Perspective, 34 PUBLIC LAND & RESOURCES LAW REVIEW 51-92 (2013). Invited contribution to the Montana Law Review Symposium in April 2013. Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change Adaptation, the Clean Water Act, and Energy: A Call For Principled Flexibility Regarding “Existing Uses,” 4:2 GEORGE WASHINGTON JOURNAL OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 26-45 (Summer 2013). Invited contribution from the George Washington University School of Law’s symposium, The Clean Water Act at 40. Michael Burger, Elizabeth Burleson, Rebecca M. Bratspies, Robin Kundis Craig, David M. Crisen, Alexandra R. Harrington, Keith H. Hirokawa, Sarah Krakoff, Katrina Fischer Kuh, Stephen R. Miller, Jessica Owley, Patrick Parenteau, Melissa Powers, Shannon M. Roesler, & Jonathan Rosenbloom, Rethinking Sustainability to Meet the Climate Change Challenge, 43 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER NEWS & ANALYSIS 10342-10357 (April 2013).

Robin Kundis Craig & Melinda Harm Benson, Replacing Sustainability, 46:4 AKRON LAW REVIEW 841- 880 (2013). Invited contribution from the University of Akron School of Law’s symposium, The Next Generation of Environmental & Natural Resources Law: What Has Changed in 40 Years and What Needs to Change as a Result. o Cited in Wildwest Institute v. Kurth, 855 F.3d 995, 1012 n.21 (9th Cir. April 28, 2017)

Robin Kundis Craig -- 20 o Featured in Chapter 1 of THOMAS EASTON, TAKING SIDES: CLASHING VIEWS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES (McGraw Hill: 17th Ed. 2018), https://www.mheducation.com/highered/product/1259853357.html#buying-options, opposite Kim Stanley Robinson. Robin Kundis Craig, Hydraulic Fracturing (“Fracking”), Federalism, and the Water-Energy Nexus, 49 IDAHO LAW REVIEW 241-264 (2013). Invited contribution to the Idaho Law Review Symposium in March 2013. Robin Kundis Craig, Learning to Think About Complex Environmental Systems in Environmental and Natural Resources Law and Scholarship: A Twenty-Year Retrospective, 24 FORDHAM ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 87-102 (2012-2013). Invited essay for the 20th anniversary issue.

Robin Kundis Craig, Federalism Challenges to CERCLA: An Overview, 41 SOUTHWESTERN LAW REVIEW 617 (Fall 2012). Invited contribution to the Southwestern Law Review Symposium: CERCLA and the Future of Liability-Based Environmental Regulation. Robin Kundis Craig, Ocean Governance for the 21st Century: Making Marine Zoning Climate Change Adaptable, 36:2 HARVARD ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 305-350 (June 2012). o Became the subject of an extensive interview published in 5:1 MARINE ECOSYSTEMS & MANAGEMENT 6-7 (Aug.-Sept. 2011) (University of Washington School of Marine Affairs).

Robin Kundis Craig, Marine Biodiversity, Climate Change, and Governance of the Oceans, 4 DIVERSITY 224-238 (May 2012) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.3390/d4020224. Robin Kundis Craig, Defining Riparian Rights as “Property” through Takings Litigation: Is There a Property Right to Environmental Quality? 42:1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 115-155 (Winter 2012). Invited contribution to the Lewis & Clark Fall Symposium: 21st Century Water Law. o Cited in Board of Water Works Trustees of City of Des Moines v. SAC County Board of Supervisors, 890 N.W.2d 50, 102 (Iowa Jan. 27, 2017). Robin Kundis Craig, Legal Remedies for Marine Oil Spills and Long-Term Ecological Resilience: A Match Made in Hell, 2011 BYU LAW REVIEW 1863 (Fall 2011). Invited contribution to the 2010 BYU Law Review Symposium: Disasters and the Environment. Robin Kundis Craig, Agencies Interpreting Courts Interpreting Statutes: The Chevron Conundrum of a Divided Supreme Court, 61 EMORY LAW JOURNAL 1-68 (Fall 2011). Robin Kundis Craig, Public Trust and Public Necessity Defenses to Taking Liability for Sea-Level Rise Responses on the Gulf Coast, 26:2 JOURNAL OF LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 395 (Spring 2011). Invited contribution to the Sea Grant Symposium, Takings on the Gulf Coast. Robin Kundis Craig, Avoiding the Jellyfish Sea, or, What Do We Mean by Sustainable Oceans, Anyway?, 31:1 UTAH ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW (formerly JOURNAL OF LAND, RESOURCES, & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW) 17 (Spring 2011). Invited contribution to the 15th Wallace Stegner Center Symposium, The Challenge of Sustainability. Robert L. Glicksman, Catherine O’Neill, Yee Huang, William L. Andreen, Robin Kundis Craig, Victor Byers Flatt, William Funk, Dale D. Goble, Alice Kaswan, & Robert R.M. Verchick, Climate Change and the Puget Sound: Building the Legal Framework for Adaptation: o Center for Progressive Reform White Paper. o Published at 2 CLIMATE LAW (IOS Press) 299-344 (2011) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.3233/CL-2011-039.

Robin Kundis Craig, The Gulf Oil Spill and National Marine Sanctuaries, 40:11 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER NEWS & ANALYSIS 11074 (November 2010).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 21 Robin Kundis Craig, Adapting Water Federalism to Climate Change Impacts: Energy Policy, Food Security, and the Allocation of Water Resources, 5:2 ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY LAW & POLICY JOURNAL (University of Houston) 183 (Fall 2010) (symposium). Robin Kundis Craig, Adapting Water Law to Public Necessity: Reframing Climate Change Adaptation as Emergency Preparedness and Response, 11:4 VERMONT JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 709 (Symposium 2010). Robin Kundis Craig, Constitutional Contours for the Design and Implementation of Multistate Renewable Energy Programs, 81:3 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW 771 (Summer 2010).

Robin Kundis Craig, Water Supply, Desalination, Climate Change, and Energy Policy, 22 PACIFIC MCGEORGE GLOBAL BUSINESS & DEVELOPMENT LAW JOURNAL 225 (Spring 2010) (symposium). Robin Kundis Craig, Adapting to Climate Change: The Potential Role of State Common-Law Public Trust Doctrines, 34:4 VERMONT LAW REVIEW 781 (Summer 2010). Robin Kundis Craig, “Stationarity Is Dead” – Long Live Transformation: Five Principles for Climate Change Adaptation Law, 34:1 HARVARD ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 9-75 (March 2010). o Chosen through peer-reviewed process as one of the top 10 environmental/natural resources/land use/energy articles of 2010, and reprinted as such in 42 LAND USE & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 283 (2012). o Named the 7th-most cited land use article published since 2006, (2015). Robin Kundis Craig, A Comparative Guide to the Western States’ Public Trust Doctrines: Public Values, Private Rights, and the Evolution Toward an Ecological Public Trust, 37:1 ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY 53 (March 2010). o Cited in Butler ex rel. Peshlakai v. Brewer, 2013 WL 1091209, at *3 n.3 (Ariz. App. Div. 1 March 14, 2013). o Cited in Utah Stream Access Coalition v. ATC Realty Sixteen, Inc., Ruling and Order on Cross Motions for Summary Judgment, Case No. 100500558 (Utah 4th Jud. Dist. Ct. May 21, 2012), at 39. o Cited in JOHN G. SPRANKLING & RAYMOND R. COLETTA, PROPERTY: A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH 856 (2d ed. 2012).

Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change Comes to the Clean Water Act: Now What?, 1:1 WASHINGTON & LEE JOURNAL OF ENERGY, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT 7 (2010). Invited contribution to the inaugural & symposium issue: Climate Policy for the Obama Administration. Robin Kundis Craig, A Public Health Perspective on Sea-Level Rise: Starting Points for Climate Change Adaptation, 15:2 WIDENER LAW REVIEW 521 (2010). Invited contribution to the 2008 Widener Law Review Symposium: Living with Climate Change: Legal Challenges in a Warmer World. Robin Kundis Craig, Administrative Law in the Roberts Court: The First Four Years, 62:1 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW REVIEW 69 (Winter 2010) (peer-reviewed). o Cited in Gila River Indian Community v. United States, 729 F.3d 1139, 1166 n.16 (9th Cir. 2013). o Cited in Gila River Indian Community v. United States, 697 F.3d 886, 912 n.16 (9th Cir. 2012) Robin Kundis Craig & J.B. Ruhl, Governing for Sustainable Coasts: Complexity, Climate Change, and Coastal Ecosystem Protection, 2:5 SUSTAINABILITY 1361 (2010) (MDPI Publishing, Switzerland) (peer-reviewed); DOI: 10.3390/su2051361

Robin Kundis Craig -- 22 Robin Kundis Craig, The Public Health Aspects of Environmental Enforcement, 4 PITTSBURGH JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL & PUBLIC HEALTH LAW 1 (2010). Invited submission. Robin Kundis Craig, The Clean Water Act on the Cutting Edge: Climate Change and Water Quality Regulation, 24:2 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 14 (Fall 2009) (professional). Robin Kundis Craig, Valuing the Public Health Aspects of Environmental Enforcement: Qualitative versus Quantitative Evaluations of Enforcement Effort, 33:3 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL 403 (Fall 2009). Invited contribution to the Symposium Issue: Contemporary Issues at the Intersection of Public Health and Environmental Law. Robin Kundis Craig, Beyond Winter v. NRDC: A Decade of Litigating the Navy’s Active SONAR Around the Environmental Exemptions, 36:2 BOSTON COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS LAW REVIEW 353 (Spring 2009). Invited contribution to the 2008 Boston College Symposium: 15-Ton Canaries: the Great Whales of the North Atlantic, Natural Indicators of Pressing Challenges to the Health of Global Oceans, Climate, Science, Law, Policy & Government. Robin Kundis Craig, The Military and the Environment in the United States: Exemptions, Injunctions, and Winter v. Natural Resources Defense Council, 18:1 REVIEW OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW 100 (April 2009) (invited submission & peer-reviewed). Robin Kundis Craig, Fishers, Divers, Scientists, Lawyers, and Marine Protect Areas: The U.S. Experience in Protecting Coral Reefs, 5:2-3 TOURISM IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS (New Zealand) 89 (2009) (lead article). Robin Kundis Craig, Justice Kennedy and Ecosystem Services: A Functional Approach to Clean Water Act Jurisdiction after Rapanos, 38:3 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 635 (Summer 2008) (lead article).

Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change, Regulatory Fragmentation, and Water Triage, 79:3 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW 825 (Summer 2008). o Extensively excerpted in NICHOLAS ROBINSON, DAVID HODAS, RICHARD HILDRETH, & GUSTOVE SPETH, CLIMATE CHANGE LAW CASEBOOK (2010). Robin Kundis Craig, Coral Reefs, Fishing, and Tourism: Tensions in U.S. Law and Policy Reform. 27:1 STANFORD ENVIRONMENTAL LAW JOURNAL 3 (Jan. 2008) (lead article). Robin Kundis Craig, Removing “the Cloak of a Standing Inquiry”: Pollution Regulation, Public Health, and Private Risk in the Injury-in-Fact Analysis, 29:1 CARDOZO LAW REVIEW 149 (Oct. 2007). Robin Kundis Craig, A Comparative Guide to the Eastern Public Trust Doctrines: Classifications of States, Property Rights, and State Summaries, 16:1 PENN STATE ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REVIEW 1 (Fall 2007) (lead article). o Cited and relied on in McGarvey v. Whittredge, 28 A.3d 620, 626 (Me. 2011) Robin Kundis Craig, Acropora spp.: Water Quantity, Water Quality, and Threatened Florida Corals, 22:2 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 22 (Fall 2007). o Reprinted in ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF WATER POLLUTION (Icfai University Press, Nov. 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig, Which Way Federalism Under Section 402, 22:1 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 20 (Summer 2007) (professional).

Robin Kundis Craig, Protecting Oceans from Urban Storm Water Runoff, 21:4 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 36 (Spring 2007) (professional). Robin Kundis Craig, Valuing Coastal and Ocean Ecosystem Services: The Paradox of Scarcity for Marine Resources Commodities and the Potential Role of Lifestyle Value Competition. 22:2 JOURNAL OF LAND USE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 355 (Spring 2007). Invited contribution to the

Robin Kundis Craig -- 23 symposium issue: The Law and Policy of Ecosystem Services. Robin Kundis Craig, Are Marine National Monuments Better Than National Marine Sanctuaries? U.S. Ocean Policy, Marine Protected Areas, and the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, 7:1 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT LAW & POLICY (American University) 27 (Fall 2006) (invited article). Robin Kundis Craig, Urban Runoff and Ocean Water Quality in Southern California: What Tools Does the Clean Water Act Provide? 9 CHAPMAN LAW REVIEW 313 (Spring 2006). Invited contribution to the 2006 symposium issue: The Slippery Slope: Urban Runoff, Water Quality, and the Issue of Legal Authority). Robin Kundis Craig, Protecting International Marine Biodiversity: National Systems of Marine Protected Areas and International Treaties. 20:2 JOURNAL OF LAND USE AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 333 (Spring 2005). Publication in connection with the Distinguished Lecture in Environmental Law. Robin Kundis Craig, The Stevens/Scalia Principle and Why It Matters: Statutory Conversations and a Cultural Critical Critique of the Strict Plain Meaning Approach. 79:4 TULANE LAW REVIEW 955 (Spring 2005) (lead article). o Cited as authority in Ojo v. Farmers Group, Inc., 356 S.W.3d 421, 438 n.14 (Tex. 2011). Robin Kundis Craig, Should There Be A Constitutional Right to a Clean and Healthy Environment?, 34:12 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 11013 (Dec. 2004) (lead article). o Reprinted in L. LAKSHMI, ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH: ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS 17-51 (Amicus Books, The Ifcai University Press: 2008-2009). o Reprinted in JAMES R. MAY & ERIN DALY, GLOBAL CONSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTALISM (Cambridge University Press 2014). Robin Kundis Craig, Regulation of Marine Resources in the United States: An Overview of the Current Complexity, 19:1 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 3 (Summer 2004) (lead article) (professional). Robin Kundis Craig, “No Comment” on Deep Ripping: Wetlands and the Clean Water Act after Borden Ranch, 34 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10028 (Jan. 2004). Robin Kundis Craig, Taking Steps Toward Marine Wilderness Protection? Fishing and Coral Reef Marine Reserves in Florida and Hawaii, 34 MCGEORGE LAW REVIEW 155 (Winter 2003) (lead article). Robin Kundis Craig, Ever Since SWANCC: The New Federalism and Clean Water Act Jurisdiction, 33:1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 113 (Winter 2003).

Robin Kundis Craig, The Bush Administration and the Environment: An Introduction, 25:1 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND LAW REVIEW 1-27 (2003) (lead article; symposium issue). Robin Kundis Craig, Taking the Long View of Ocean Ecosystems: Historical Science, Marine Restoration, and the Oceans Act of 2000, 29:4 ELQ: ECOLOGY LAW QUARTERLY 649 (Fall 2002) (lead article). Robin Kundis Craig, Sustaining the Unknown Seas: Changes in U.S. Ocean Policy and Regulation Since Rio '92, 32:2 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10190 (Feb. 2002). Robin Kundis Craig, The Other Side of Sustainable Aquaculture: Mariculture and Nonpoint Source Pollution, 9 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY 163 (2002). The article is part of the 2002 National Association of Environmental Law Societies' Conference on Sustainable Agriculture: Food for the Future. Robin Kundis Craig & Sarah Miller, Ocean Discharge Criteria and Marine Protected Areas: Ocean Water Quality Protection under the Clean Water Act, 29:1 BOSTON C. ENVTL. AFFAIRS L. REV. 1 (Fall 2001) (lead article).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 24 Robin Kundis Craig, Navigating Federalism: The Missing Statutory Analysis in Solid Waste Agency, 31:5 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10508 (May 2001). Robin Kundis Craig, Will Separation of Powers Challenges "Take Care" of Environmental Citizen Suits? Article II, Injury-in-Fact, Private "Enforcers," and Lessons from Qui Tam Litigation, 72:1 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW 93 (Winter 2001). Robin Kundis Craig, Mobil Oil Exploration, Environmental Protection, and Contract Repudiation: It's Time to Recognize the Public Trust in the Outer Continental Shelf, 30 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 11104 (December 2000). Robin Kundis Craig, Local or National? The Increasing Federalization of Nonpoint Source Pollution Regulation, 16:1 JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & LITIGATION (University of Oregon) 179 (Fall 2000). o Cited in Simsbury-Avon Preservation Society L.L.C. v. Metacon Gun Club, Inc., 575 F.3d 199, 222 (2d Cir. 2009). o Cited in Cordiano v. Metacon Gun Club, Inc., 575 F.3d 199, 222 (2d. Cir. 2009). Robin Kundis Craig, Idaho Sporting Congress v. Thomas and Sovereign Immunity: Federal Facility Nonpoint Sources, the APA, and the Meaning of "In the Same Manner, and To the Same Extent as Any Nongovernmental Entity," 30:3 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 527 (Fall 2000). o Cited in Center for Biological Diversity v. Wagner, 2009 WL 2176049, at *16 (D. Or. June 29, 2009). o Cited in Center for Native Ecosystems v. Cables, 509 F.3d 1310, 1332 (10th Cir. 2007). Robin Kundis Craig, The Coral Reef Task Force: Protecting the Environment Through Executive Order, 30:5 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10343 (May 2000) Robin Kundis Craig, When Daubert Gets Erie: Medical Certainty and Medical Expert Testimony in Federal Courts, 77:1 DENVER UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 69 (1999). o Cited with approval and reasoning adopted in Legg v. Chopra, 256 F.3d 286, 291 (6th Cir. 2002). o Cited in Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co. v. McCoy, 2006 WL 5909027, at *12 (S.D. Ohio Feb. 1, 2006). o Cited in Bock v. University of Tennessee Medical Group, Inc., 441 Fed. Appx. 459, 461 n.1 (6th Cir. 2012). Robin Kundis Craig, Notice Letters and Notice Pleading: The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and the Sufficiency of Environmental Citizen Suit Notice, 78:1 OREGON LAW REVIEW 105 (Spring 1999). o Cited in City of Waukesha v. PDQ Food Stores, Inc., 500 F. Supp. 2d 1119, 1122-23 (E.D. Wis. 2007), o Cited in Atwell v. KW Plastics Recycling Division, 173 F. Supp. 2d 1213, 1217-18 (M.D. Ala. 2001). Robin Kundis Craig, Borders and Discharges: Regulation of Tribal Activities under the Clean Water Act in States with NPDES Program Authority, 16:1 UCLA JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & POLICY 1 (1997/1998). Robin Kundis Craig, Comment, Of Fish, Federal Dams, and State Protections: A State’s Options Against the Federal Government for Dam-Related Fish Kills on the Columbia River, 26 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW 355 (Spring 1996).

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ESSAYS, COLUMNS, BOOK REVIEWS, and OTHER SHORTER PUBLICATIONS: Robin Kundis Craig, “Marine Aquaculture and the Army Corps,” Insights, 36:2 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT (forthcoming Fall 2021). Robin Kundis Craig, “Waters of the United States, 2021/2022 Edition, Part 2, Center for Progressive Refom Blog, June 16, 2021, https://progressivereform.org/cpr-blog/waters-united-states- 20212022-edition-part-ii/. Robin Kundis Craig, “Waters of the United States, 2021/2022 Edition, Part 1,” Center for Progressive Reform Blog, June 16, 2021, https://progressivereform.org/cpr-blog/waters-united-states- 20212022-edition-part-i/. Robin Kundis Craig, “Juliana v. United States Fails at the Ninth Circuit: Climate Change as a Constitutional Issue,” Insights, 35:1 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 53-55 (Summer 2020).

Robin Kundis Craig, “The New United Nations High Seas Treaty: A Primer,” Insights, 34:4 NATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT 48-50 (Spring 2020). Robin Kundis Craig, “Does the President Really Matter to U.S. Participation in International Law? A View from the Perspective of Oceans Law,” Environmental Law Profs Blog, https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/environmental_law/2018/11/does-the-president-really-matter- to-us-participation-in-international-law-a-view-from-the-perspectiv.html (Nov. 7, 2018). Robin Kundis Craig, “Climate Change, Public Health, and the Ocean and Coasts,” Center for Progressive Reform, CPRBlog, http://progressivereform.org/CPRBlog.cfm?idBlog=51BDFD01- D25E-8752-E66B0387EE439BC3 (Nov. 5, 2018). Robin Kundis Craig, “Water Litigation in the Lower Courts.” ABA SEER Water Law Conference CLE materials (March 2017). Robin Kundis Craig, “Zero Sum Games in Pollution Control: The Games We Create versus the Games We Discover,” Environmental Law Profs Blog, http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/environmental_law/2016/12/elc-essay-6-zero-sum-games-in- pollution-control-the-games-we-create-versus-the-games-we-discover.html#more (Dec. 9, 2016). Robin Kundis Craig, “Jurisdiction over the WOTUS Rule, or, Whose Injunction Is Valid?” 12 ABA SEER Constitutional Law Newsletter 16-18 (Aug. 2016). Robin Kundis Craig, “Adaptive Governance: Collaboration and Then Some,” EDRBlog.org (University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law Environmental Dispute Resolution Center), http://law.utah.edu/adaptive-governance-collaboration-and-then-some/ (Jan. 4, 2016). Robin Kundis Craig, “New National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Ozone: A Primer,” Center for Progressive Reform Blog, http://www.progressivereform.org/CPRBlog.cfm?idBlog=A3109356- 0346-E578-84667ECF494B62D3 (Oct. 7, 2015).

Robin Kundis Craig, “New National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Ozone,” 40:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 7-9 (Summer 2015)

Robin Kundis Craig, “Foreword,” in RANDALL S. ABATE, ED., CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON OCEAN AND COASTAL LAW: U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES (Oxford University Press: Jan. 2015). Melinda Harm Benson & Robin Kundis Craig, “The End of Sustainability: The reailities of the Anthropocene demand a new approach to environmental governance,” Ensia, https://ensia.com/voices/the-end-of-sustainability/ (July8, 2014). • Re-transmitted as “The End of Sustainability?” on NewSecurityBeat, https://www.newsecuritybeat.org/2014/07/sustainability/ (July 30, 2014).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 26 Robin Kundis Craig, “Remedying Toxic Exposures: Will CERCLA Continue to Help?”, Center for Progressive Reform, CPRBlog, http://progressivereform.org/CPRBlog.cfm?idBlog=8BF07397- 9165-869F-8EF92F10DB47EA19 (June 11, 2014). Robin Kundis Craig, Using a Public Health Perspective to Insulate Land Use-Related Coastal Climate Change Adaptation Measures from Constitutional Takings Challenges, 65:5 PLANNING & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW: ISSUES AND DECISIONS THAT IMPACT THE BUILT & NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS 4-7 (April 2014), DOI: 10.1080/15480755.2014.916165, available at http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15480755.2014.916165.

Robin Kundis Craig, Climate Change, State Public Trust Doctrines, and PPL Montana, 120 THE WATER REPORT 16-21 (Feb. 15, 2014). Robin Kundis Craig, “From Texas: Attempting to Deal Rationally with Limited Water Supplies is a Regulatory ‘Taking’ of Water Resources,” Environmental Law Prof Blog, http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/environmental_law/2013/08/ (Aug. 30, 2013). Robin Kundis Craig, “Wisconsin Backs Off Its Public Trust Doctrine,” Environmental Law Prof blog, http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/environmental_law/2013/08/wisconsin-backs-off-its-public-trust- doctrine.html (Aug. 12, 2013). Robin Kundis Craig, “World Oceans Day—What Are We Doing?,” Elgar blog, https://elgarblog.com/2013/06/07/world-oceans-day-what-are-we-doing-by-robin-kundis-craig/ (June 7, 2013).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 38:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 23-27 (Summer 2013).

Robin Kundis Craig, The Social and Cultural Aspects of Climate Change Winners, 97 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 1416-1430 (April 2013). Invited response essay to J.B. Ruhl’s Climate Change Winners article.

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 38:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 11-14 (Spring 2013). Robin Kundis Craig, “Population Growth: The Sticky Wicket of Climate Change and Human Rights,” Opinio Juris: 37:2 Yale Journal of International Law Symposium, http://opiniojuris.org/2012/06/26/population-growth-the-sticky-wicket-of-climate-change-and- human-rights/.

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 38:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS (Winter 2013). Robin Kundis Craig, "The Clean Water Act at 40: Up to the Challenge of the Climate Change Era?" Center for Progressive Reform Blog, http://progressivereform.org/CPRBlog.cfm?fkScholar=123 (Oct. 15, 2012).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 38:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 18-22 (Fall 2012).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 37:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 22-25 (Summer 2012).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 37:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 26-32 (Spring 2012). Robin Kundis Craig, The Clean Water Act and the Oceans: Applicability Is Certain; What More Can Be Done?, ENVIRONMENTAL FORUM, Jan.-Feb. 2012, at 29.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 27 Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 37:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 16-19 (Winter 2012).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 37:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS (forthcoming Fall 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 36:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 20-23, 26 (Summer 2011). Robin Kundis Craig, Asian Carp and the Great Lakes: When Is Irreparable Harm “Likely” and “Imminent” Enough—And What Science Do You Trust to Tell You?, 42:4 TRENDS (ABA Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources) 1, 14 (March/April 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 36:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 18-20 (Spring 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 36:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 16-18 (Winter 2011).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 36:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 17-19 (Fall 2010)

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 35:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 14-16 (Summer 2010).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 35:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 22-24 (Spring 2010).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 35:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 10-15 (Winter 2010).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 35:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 15-22, 27 (Fall 2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, “Public Trust Doctrine: Too Limited” (letter), 326 SCIENCE 44 (Oct. 2, 2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 34:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 16-22 (Summer 2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 34:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 18-21 (Spring 2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 34:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 15-20 (Winter 2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Private Attorney General, in DAVID S. TANENHAUS, ED., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Vol 4, at 113-14 (2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Environmental Citizen Suits, in DAVID S. TANENHAUS, ED., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Vol. 2, at 116-17 (2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Rapanos v. United States, 126 S. Ct. 2208 (2006), in DAVID S. TANENHAUS, ED., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Vol. 4, at 177 (2009). Robin Kundis Craig, Solid Waste Agency of Northern Cook County v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 531 U.S.159 (2001), in DAVID S. TANENHAUS, ED., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Vol. 4, at 427-28 (2009).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 34:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 19-22, 25 (Fall 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 28 Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 33:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 23-24, 28 (Summer 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 33:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 17-18 (Spring 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 33:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 13-14, 20 (Winter 2008).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 33:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 20-22 (Fall 2007).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 32:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 20-23 (Summer 2007).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 32:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 18-19 (Spring 2007).

Robin Kundis Craig, Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL), in STANLEY W. TRIMBLE, ED., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WATER SCIENCE (2007).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 32:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 12-13 (Winter 2007). Robin Kundis Craig, “Marine Protected Areas and the United States’ Ocean Policy and Law,” 38:3 Trends (ABA SEER) 10-11 (Jan./Feb. 2007).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 32:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 20-22 (Fall 2006).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 31:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 14-16 (Summer 2006).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 31:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 22-24 (Spring 2006).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 31:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 17-19 (Winter 2006).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 31:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 16-17 (Fall 2005).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 30:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 18-20 (Summer 2005). Robin Kundis Craig, Valuing Marine Wilderness: Representative Marine Protected Areas and the Perceived Value of Biodiversity Restoration. CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: SPECIES AT RISK 2004: PATHWAYS TO RECOVERY CONFERENCE, VICTORIA, BC, CANADA, MARCH 2-6, 2004 (Spring 2005). Mark Agrast, Jonathan H. Adler, Robin Kundis Craig, & Douglas T. Kendall, How to Protect Environmental Protections? 35:6 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW REPORTER 10413-25 (June 2005) (transcript of panel discussion held March 2005 in Washington, D.C.).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News, 30:3 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 17-19 (Spring 2005).

Robin Kundis Craig, Progress toward a revised national ocean policy?, 36:4 TRENDS 4-5 (March/April 2005) (ABA Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources).

Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 30:2 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 19-21, 24 (Winter 2005).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 29 Robin Kundis Craig, Supreme Court News. 30:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 20-21 (Fall 2004). Robin Kundis Craig, Europe’s System of Marine Protected Areas: Legal and Policy Challenges to Preserving Coastal Biodiversity, in CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE COASTS: CONNECTING SCIENCE AND POLICY (LITTORAL 2004), ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND, UK, SEPTEMBER 20-22, 2004 (Sept. 2004). Robin Kundis Craig, “A Problem-Based Approach Using Real Court Documents,” in Civil Procedure: Approach, STEVEN FRIEDLAND & GERALD HESS, EDS., GONZAGA UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR LAW SCHOOL TEACHING, TEACHING THE LAW SCHOOL CURRICULUM 19-20 (Carolina Academic Press 2004).

Robin Kundis Craig, “Plans of Attack,” in Civil Procedure: Approach, STEVEN FIREDLAND & GERALD HESS, EDS., GONZAGA UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR LAW SCHOOL TEACHING, TEACHING THE LAW SCHOOL CURRICULUM 24-25 (Carolina Academic Press 2004).

Robin Kundis Craig, “Joinder Hot Potato,” in Civil Procedure: Exercises, STEVEN FRIEDLAND & GERALD HESS, EDS., GONZAGA UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR LAW SCHOOL TEACHING, TEACHING THE LAW SCHOOL CURRICULUM 40-41 (Carolina Academic Press 2004).

Robin Kundis Craig, “A Devilish Case,” in Civil Procedure: Brief Gems, STEVEN FRIEDLAND & GERALD HESS, EDS., GONZAGA UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR LAW SCHOOL TEACHING, TEACHING THE LAW SCHOOL CURRICULUM 45 (Carolina Academic Press 2004). Robin Kundis Craig, No Comment on Deep Ripping: Wetlands and the Clean Water Act after Borden Ranch, 25:6 NATIONAL WETLANDS NEWSLETTER 3-15 (Winter 2003-2004).

Robin Kundis Craig, Review of WINSTON HARRINGTON, RICHARD C. MORTGENSTERN, & THOMAS STERNER (EDS.), CHOOSING ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY: COMPARING INSTRUMENTS AND OUTCOMES IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE (Washington D.C.: Resources for the Future 2004), 5 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF LAW REFORM 585-589 (2003) (appeared 2006). Robin Kundis Craig, Do We Value Marine Wilderness? The Rhetoric and the Reality in Two Coral Reef Marine Reserves. CLE materials distributed on CD-ROM in connection with the EPA Technology Transfer Conference “Emerging Technologies, Tools, and Techniques to Manage Our Coasts in the 21st Century.” Distributed October 2003. Robin Kundis Craig, The Bush Administration’s Use and Abuse of Rulemaking, Part II: Playing with the Federal Register, 29:1 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 5-6, 15 (Fall 2003). Robin Kundis Craig, The Bush Administration’s Use and Abuse of Rulemaking, Part I: The Rise of OIRA, 28:4 ADMINISTRATIVE & REGULATORY LAW NEWS 8-10, 13 (Summer 2003). Robin Kundis Craig, Lower Courts Untangle the Finer Points of the SWANCC Decision, 24:5 NATIONAL WETLANDS NEWSLETTER 7-8, 12-13 (Sept./Oct. 2002) (written at the request of Bonnie Nevel, the Editor in Chief).

Robin Kundis Craig, Toward a Notion of Environmental Bioethics. Review Essay of YOU CAN’T EAT GNP: ECONOMICS AS IF ECOLOGY MATTERS by Eric A. Davidson (2000). 23:1 W. NEW ENGLAND L. REV. 173-189 (Spring 2001). Written in response to request by WESTERN NEW ENGLAND LAW REVIEW editorial board.

Robin Kundis Craig, Power in Puerto Rico: Environmental Justice in the First Circuit. 1:18 WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS LAW TRIBUNE at 1, 11 (Oct. 11-18, 2000).

Robin Kundis Craig, Beyond the APA: Rulemaking in the Real World. Review of RULEMAKING: HOW GOVERNMENT AGENCIES WRITE LAW AND MAKE POLICY, by Cornelius M. Kerwin (2d Ed. 1999)).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 30 29:3 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW. 515-524 (Fall 1999). Written in response to request by ENVIRONMENTAL LAW editorial board.

Robin Kundis Craig, The Play’s the Thing: Learning Civil Procedure by Breaking the Routine. 6:2 THE LAW TEACHER (Gonzaga University Institute for Law School Teaching), at 4, 11 (Spring 1999).

CLE MATERIALS AND BAR ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTERS: Robin Kundis Craig, Adapting Water Law to Climate Change Impacts and the Obama Administration. WATER LAW INSTITUTE, PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEVADA WATER LAW CONFERENCE: THE NEW LANDSCAPE (Aug. 2013). Robin Kundis Craig, A Conflict of Duties? Water Management, the Duty to Consult under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act, and the Discretionary Function Requirement. SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 31ST ANNUAL WATER LAW CONFERENCE (June 2013). o Co-Winner, Best Paper Award Robin Kundis Craig, States, Their Public Trust Doctrines, and Water Resources Management: How Relevant Is Illinois Central These Days? SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 40TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (March 2011). o Winner, Best Paper Award Robin Kundis Craig, The Supreme Court, Agencies, and Water, 2008-2009: Where’s the Environment in Environmental Law? SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 38TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (March 2009). Robin Kundis Craig, “Ocean Acidification and the Clean Water Act,” 12:2 Marine Resources Committee Newsletter 21 (Feb. 2009). Robin Kundis Craig, “Climate Change and the Public Trust Doctrine: Are Changes to Water Law Coming?”, 11:2 Water Resources Committee Newsletter 2-5 (Feb. 2009).

Marine Resources, in SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, YEAR IN REVIEW 2007, at 231-43 (Spring 2008) (with Gerald George, Francine Ffolkes, Brett Grosko, & Michael Wascom). Robin Kundis Craig, “Case Law Round Up,” 11:1 Marine Resources Committee Newsletter 6-8 (Feb. 2008). Robin Kundis Craig, “Recent Cases of Note,” 3:3 Constitutional Law Committee Newsletter 2-4 (Aug. 2007).

Marine Resources, in SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, YEAR IN REVIEW 2006, at 247-57 (Spring 2007) (with Gerald George, Aaron Courtney, & Michael Wascom). Robin Kundis Craig, “Two Cases of Note,” 3:2 Constitutional Law Committee Newsletter 8 (Jan. 2007). Robin Kundis Craig, “Recent Cases of Note,” 3:1 Constitutional Law Committee Newsletter 9-11 (Oct. 2006). Robin Kundis Craig, “Marine Protected Areas: National and International Systems,” Natural Resources Roundtable: Hot Topics, in AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION SECTION OF ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 14TH SECTION FALL MEETING, Vol. II, at 133-147 (Oct. 4-7, 2006).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 31 Robin Kundis Craig, “Moderator’s Overview: 404 Is Muddy, 401 Is (Relatively) Clear, and 402 Is . . . ?,” Mini-Plenary: More Wading into Muddy Waters: The Supreme Court’s Interpretations of Clean Water Act Jurisdiction, in AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION SECTION OF ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, PROCEEDINGS OF THE 14TH SECTION FALL MEETING, Vol. II, at 11-23 (Oct. 4-7, 2006). Robin Kundis Craig, Administrative Law in the U.S. Supreme Court 2004-2006: Trends, Cases, and Unexploded Bombshells, Chapter 13 in TEXAS BAR ASSOCIATION, ADVANCED ADMINISTRATIVE LAW COURSE 2006 CLE MATERIALS (Sept. 28-29, 2006).

Marine Resources, in SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, YEAR IN REVIEW 2005, at 230-41 (Spring 2006) (with Gerald George, Kristopher Picler, & Janna Scott). Robin Kundis Craig, “The Commerce Clause Reach of the Clean Water Act: The Courts of Appeals Debate in the Shadows of SWANCC, Rapanos, and Carabell.” 2:2 Constitutional Law Task Force Newsletter 2-5 (April 2006). Robin Kundis Craig, “Other Cases of Note.” 2:2 Constitutional Law Task Force Newsletter (ABA) 5-8 (April 2006). “Web Resources for Marine Resources.” 9:1 Marine Resources Committee Newsletter (ABA) 7 (Dec. 2005). “Marine Resources Cases of Note, April-October 2005.” 9:1 Marine Resources Committee Newsletter (ABA) 7-8 (Dec. 2005). Robin Kundis Craig, “Will the Supreme Court Decide the Commerce Clause Limits of the Clean Water Act?” 2:1 Constitutional Law Task Force Newsletter (ABA) 3-4 (Dec. 2005). Robin Kundis Craig, “Standing, Federalism and Regulation of Summer Flounder under the Magnuson Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.” 2:1 Constitutional Law Task Force Newsletter (ABA) 5-6 (Dec. 2005). Robin Kundis Craig & Jonathan Adler, “Constitutional Environmental Law: An Overview.” 2:1 Constitutional Law Task Force Newsletter (ABA) 7-12 (Dec. 2005). Robin Kundis Craig, “Overview of Constitutional Issues in Environmental Law.” 1:1 Constitutional Law Task Force Newsletter (ABA) 2-7 (July 2005). “Recent Developments in Marine Resources Law.” 8:1 Marine Resources Committee Newsletter 2-3, 5 (April 2005).

“Judicial Decisions: Marine Mammal Protection Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2004 YEAR IN REVIEW (ABA 2005).

“Judicial Decisions: Endangered Species Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2004 YEAR IN REVIEW (ABA 2005). “Administrative Developments: National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS): Marine Mammal Protection Act, in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2004 YEAR IN REVIEW (ABA 2005).

“Legislative Developments: Marine Mammal Protection Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2004 YEAR IN REVIEW (ABA 2005).

“Legislative Developments: Endangered Species Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2004 YEAR IN REVIEW (ABA 2005).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 32 Robin Kundis Craig, Moderator’s Overview: The Gulf of Mexico’s Many Currents, in CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: 12TH SECTION FALL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION’S SECTION OF ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY AND RESOURCES 141-48 (Oct. 2004).

“Judicial Decisions: Marine Mammal Protection Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW 211-12 (ABA 2004).

“Judicial Decisions: Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW 214 (ABA 2004). “Administrative Developments: National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS): Marine Mammal Protection Act, in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW 217 (ABA 2004).

“Administrative Developments: Minerals Management Service,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW 218 (ABA 2004). “Legislative Developments: Marine Mammal Protection Act/Endangered Species Act” (co-drafted with Sandra Zellmer), in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW 219 (ABA 2004).

“Legislative Developments: Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act,” in Marine Resources, SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES, AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION, 2003 YEAR IN REVIEW 220 (ABA 2004). Robin Kundis Craig, Recent Developments in Federal Environmental Law, 2002-2003. 46-page CLE materials printed in connection with the Indiana University/Eli Lilly & Co. conference “Doing It Right: Corporate Responsibility, Ethics and the Environment. October 15, 2003. Robin Kundis Craig, Beyond SWANCC: The “New” Federalism Under the Clean Water Act and Implications for Clean Water Act Jurisdiction. 23-page CLE materials (different from paper of the same name) printed in connection with the Lewis & Clark School of Law conference “The Clean Water Act Turns 30: Celebrating Its Past, Predicting Its Future.” October 17-18, 2002.

CALI EXERCISES: • “Clean Air Act Stationary Sources and Criteria Pollutants.” March 2004; revised 2014. • “Clean Air Act Stationary Sources and Hazardous Air Pollutants.” April 2004. • “Clean Water Act Jurisdiction.” March 2003; revised Summer 2014. • “Clean Water Act Permitting.” March 2003; revised Summer 2014. • “Climate Change 1: Introduction to Climate Change.” February 2010; revised Summer 2014. • “Climate Change 2: Climate Change Mitigation: The International Dimension.” April 2010; revised Summer 2014. • “Climate Change 3: An Introduction to and Overview of Climate Change Adaptation.” June 2010; revised Summer 2014. • “Climate Change 4: Common-Law Climate Change Lawsuits.” August 2010; revised Summer 2014. • “Climate Change 5: Addressing Climate Change Through Existing Federal Environmental Statutes.” May 2011; revised Summer 2014. • “Commerce Clause Issues in Environmental Law.” August 2007. • “Constitutional Aspects of Environmental Law: Federal Preemption.” January 2009. • “The Erie Doctrine: Erie Basics.” June 2011. • “ESA Basics.” March 2003; revised Summer 2014. • “FIFRA Basics.” September 2008.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 33 • “International Environmental Law: Implementing the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) in the United States.” December 2006. • “Introduction to Administrative Law for Environmental and Natural Resources Law Students.” March 2007. • “Introduction to International Law for Environmental Law Students.” September 2005. • “RCRA Hazardous Wastes.” October 2003; revised Summer 2014. • “RCRA ‘Solid Wastes.’” August 2003. • “Regulated Sources Under the Clean Air Act.” March 2004; revised Summer 2014. • “Regulatory Takings Issues in Environmental Law.” March 2008. • “Standing in Environmental Citizen Suits.” April 2008. • “TSCA Basics.” June 2008. • “Water Law Basics: Prior Appropriation.” June 2009. • “Water Law Basics: Overview of Surface Water Law in the United States.” May 2009. • “Water Law Basics: Rights in Ground Water.” July 2009. • “Water Law Basics: Riparianism.” May 2009. • “Water Law: The California Doctrine.” December 2009. • “Water Law: Equitable Apportionment.” August 2009; revised Summer 2014. • “Water Law: Federal Reserved Rights.” September 2009. • “Water Law: The Public Trust Doctrine.” June 2009; revised Summer 2014. • “Water Law: Regulated Riparianism and the Florida Water Law System.” October 2009.

LECTURES, TALKS, and PRESENTATIONS: KEYNOTES, NAMED LECTURES, AND PUBLIC LECTURES: “Environmental Law and Regulations.” Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Weber State University. Ogden, UT [ONLINE]. April 16, 2021. “Using Rights of Nature to Better Protect Water Resources in the United States.” Department of Environment & Society Spring2021 Seminar Lecture Series. Utah State University. Logan, UT [ONLINE]. March 17, 2021. "Water, Federal Agencies and the Federal Courts: A Flood That's Cresting?" Distinguished Water Law Lecture, University of Kansas School of Law. Lawrence, KS. September 20, 2019. "How Do We Think About Transitioning to Sustainability in the Middle of a Transformation? Implications for Environmental and Natural Resources Law in the Anthropocene" KEYNOTE ADDRESS. European Environmental Law Forum. Utrecht, The Netherlands. August 28, 2019. “Warming Oceans, Coastal Diseases, and Climate Change Public Health Adaptation.” KEYNOTE ADDRESS. Climate Change, Coasts, and Communities Symposium. Monmouth University. West Long Branch, NJ. April 18, 2019. “Re-Valuing the Ocean.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Vanderbilt University. Nashville, TN. March 27, 2019. “U.S. Water Management in the Anthropocene: New Challenges, Regulatory Fragmentation, and Adaptive Water Governance.” PUBLIC LECTURE sponsored by the University of Otago Law Faculty & Catchments Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. October 16, 2018. “Learning to Live with the Trickster: U.S. and New Zealand Resources Law in the Anthropocene.” KEYNOTE ADDRESS. Resource Managers Law Association (RMLA) Annual Conference. Wellington, New Zealand. Sept. 22, 2018. “The End of Sustainability: Learning to Live with the Trickster in Natural Resources Management.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Stegner Center Lecture. Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources, and

Robin Kundis Craig -- 34 Environment. S.J. Quinney College of Law. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. February 1, 2018. “Navigable Waters and the Public Trust Doctrine in Utah: The Latest News from the Utah Supreme Court.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Downtown CLE. Salt Lake City, UT. January 26, 2018. “Resilience Thinking and Marine Fisheries in the Anthropocene: Time to Transition?” KEYNOTE ADDRESS. Natural Marine Resource Management in a Changing Climate. University of Tromso & Pace University School of Law. Tromso, Norway. June 13, 2017. “Navigability and the Public Trust Doctrine in Utah.” PUBLIC LECTURE. University of Utah College of Law Alumni CLE Lunch. Vernal, UT. May 18, 2017. “The Resilience of the Marine Food Supply.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Lunchtime Speakers Series. University of Nebraska School of Law. Lincoln, NE. April 14, 2017. “Learning to Live with the Trickster: Resilience Theory and Environmental Law in the Anthropocene.” NAMED LECTURE. Thomas C. Sorensen Policy Seminar Series. School of Natural Resources. University of Nebraska. Lincoln, NE. April 13, 2017. Available at: http://ppc.unl.edu/thomas-c- sorensen-seminar-learning-live-trickster-resilience-theory-environmental-law-anthropocene/. “Recent Water Litigation.” PUBLIC LECTURE. University of Utah Alumni Lunch. Los Angeles, CA. March 29, 2017. “Rethinking Sustainability to Deal with the Climate Change Trickster: Resilience Theory, the Anthropocene, and the Example of Marine Fisheries.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Global Change and Sustainability Center Speaker Series. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. August 30, 2016. “The End of Sustainability: Resilience Thinking for the Law of the Anthropocene and the Example of Marine Fisheries.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Integrated Biosciences Spring Speaker Series. University of Akron. Akron, OH. April 15, 2016. “The End of Sustainability and the Role of Resilience Thinking in Natural Resource Management.” PUBLIC LECTURE. University of Melbourne Faculty of Law. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. February 23, 2016. “The Endangered Species Act and Water Management: An Overview.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Panel Lunchtime Presentation: “The ESA and Water.” University of Houston School of Law. Houston, TX. November 13, 2015. “Learning to Live with the Trickster: Narrating Climate Change and the Value of Resilience Thinking.” NAMED LECTURE. 2015 Lloyd K. Garrison Lecture on Environmental Law. Pace University Law School. White Plains, NY. April 1, 2015. “What’s Up with WOTUS (Waters of the United States)?” PUBLIC LECTURE. Downtown CLE series. Parr Brown. Salt Lake City, UT. February 25, 2015. “New Directions in State Public Trust Doctrines in a Climate Change Era.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Stegner Center Green Bag. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. Jan. 21, 2014. “New Directions for State Public Trust Doctrines in a Climate Change Era.” NAMED LECTURE. Clason Lecture. Western New England University School of Law. Springfield, MA. November 14, 2013. “New Directions for State Public Trust Doctrines in a Climate Change Era.” NAMED LECTURE. Jestraub Lecture on Water Law. University of Montana School of Law. Missoula, MT. Sept. 26, 2013. “Food Security, Ocean Fish Stocks, and Mariculture.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Summer Hot Topics in Environmental Law Lecture Series. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. June 27, 2013.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 35 “Climate Change and the Oceans: Protecting Special Places in an Era of Change.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Seminar Series. Global Change & Ecosystem Center, University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. March 6, 2012. “Regional Governance of Electricity Transmission.” A PUBLIC DEBATE with former Colorado Governor Bill Ritter for the Inaugural Carver Colloquium: Energy Transmission and Governance. Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute, University of Denver Sturm College of Law. Denver, CO. October 20, 2011. “Ocean Sustainability, Climate Change, Marine Protected Areas, and the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument.” PUBLIC LECTURE. Natural Resources Section, State of Hawai’i Bar Association. Honolulu, HI. July 20, 2010. “Adapting to Climate Change: The Potential Role of State Public Trust Doctrines.” PUBLIC LECTURE as Distinguished Summer Environmental Scholar. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. July 14, 2009. CLOSING PLENARY SPEAKER. Southeastern Environmental Summit 2007: Rising to the Challenge: Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies to Combat the Impact of Sea Level Rise. Florida Coastal School of Law. Jacksonville, FL. Nov. 2, 2007. “International Marine Biodiversity Preservation: National Systems of Marine Protected Areas and International Treaties.” NAMED LECTURE. Distinguished Lecture in Land Use and Environmental Law. Florida State University College of Law. Tallahassee, FL. October 28, 2004.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS: “Can shellfish and kelp aquaculture take advantage of water quality and carbon trading to reduce coastal pollution? A legal case study from California, USA.“ IWRA 2021 Online Conference: One Water, One Health: Water, Food, and Public Health in a Changing World. International Water Resources Association. June 8, 2021. ONLINE. “What’s Up with WOTUS?” Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. June 3, 2021. ONLINE. “Doing Deepwater Aquaculture Right: Sustainable Food Security and Resilient Marine Ecosystems in the US.” Sustainability Conference of American Legal Educators (SCALE). Arizona State University School of Law. May 14, 2021. ONLINE. Panel Discussion: “Water Quality Trading and Nutrients.” Annual Environmental Law Symposium. American Law Institute. February 26, 2021. ONLINE. “Children and Climate Change Narratives.” Environment, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Works- in-Progress. AALS Annual Conference. January 7, 2021. ONLINE. “Oysters Are Agriculture but Seaweeds Are Fish: The Wacky World of Sustainable Marine Food Production in State Waters.” State and Local Government Law and Environmental Sustainability. AALS Annual Conference. January 6, 2021. ONLINE. Moderator and Organizer. “Dam Removal and Fish Recovery: What We Are Learning.” 1st Annual Water Law Institute. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. ONLINE. November 19, 2021. “Marine Hot Topics.” Something’s in the Water: A Panel on Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems and the Effect of Litigation on These Precious Ecosystems. 28th Annual Fall Conference. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. ONLINE. Oct. 19, 2020. “The Great Salt Lake and the Public Trust Doctrine.” The Great Salt Lake—Protecting a Declining Resource. Water Law Section, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation 66th Annual Institution. Salt Lake City, UT. July 23, 2020. CANCELLED BECAUSE OF COVID.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 36 “RECA: Its Origins, Current Coverage, and Proposed Expansion.” The Effects of Radiation Exposure on Native Americans in Utah. UCAN: Down Winders #9. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. January 16, 2020. “"The Shifting Baseline Syndrome: From Fisheries to Vaccines and Environmental Protection.” Joint Works-in-Progress Session of the Environmental Law, Natural Resources & Energy Law, and Agricultural Law Sections. Association of American Law Schools Annual Conference. Washington, D.C. January 4, 2020. “The Increasing Loss of Uniform National Regulatory Baselines: Two Administrations, Multiple Rules on the Same Subject, and Multiple Courts Weighing in on Validity.” Joint Session of the Administrative Law, Environmental Law, and Natural Resources & Energy Law Sections: Agency Action on Environmental and Natural Resources Law in the Trump Era. Association of American Law Schools Annual Conference. Washington, D.C. January 3, 2020. “Drought and Public Necessity: The Case of the Brazos River.” American Water Resources Association Annual Conference. Salt Lake City, UT. November 4, 2019. “Water Law and Coastal Inundation.” American Water Resources Association Annual Conference. Salt Lake City, UT. November 3, 2019. “Resilience Theory and Wicked Problems.” Vanderbilt Law Review Symposium 2019: Governing Wicked Problems.” Vanderbilt Law School. Nashville, TN. October 24-25, 2019. “The Clean Water Act: What Are We Fighting About?” Panel Presentation. 27th Annual ABA SEER Fall Conference. Boston, MA. Sept. 13, 2019. “Native Peoples and the Sea.” Natural Resources Law Professors Lunch Talk. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Institute. Monterey, CA. July 18, 2019. “Protecting Instream Flows.” Dividing the Waters: Sustainable Water Rights Management in Times of Shortage. National Judicial College. Stanford University. Palo Alto, CA. April 10-13, 2019. “Constitutional Environmental Law, or, the Constitutional Consequences of Making the Environment Everybody’s Business.” Environmental Law Annual Symposium: “Festschrift” in honor of Bill Funk’s Retirement. Lewis & Clark School of Law. Portland, OR. April 4, 2019. “Drought, Sea-Level Rise, and Water Law in the United States: An Overview.” 37th Annual Water Law Conference. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Denver, CO. March 26, 2019. “Communicating the Value of the Ocean: Massachusetts Lobstermen’s Association v. Ross.” Re- Valuing the Ocean: Perspectives from the Law, Science, and the Blue Humanities. Environmental Humanities and College of Law, University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. Feb. 15, 2019. “Trickster Law.” The “End” of Environmental Law? University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. Tucson, AZ. Jan. 18, 2019. “Federal Species Protection and Enforcement: The Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the Bald & Golden Eagle Protection Act, and the Endangered Species Act.” Regulatory Enforcement, Citizen Suits, and the Natural Resources Industries. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Special Institute. Denver. CO. Dec. 6-7, 2018. PANEL DISCUSSION: “Water with a Rural Focus.” Resource Managers Law Association (RMLA) Annual Conference. Wellington, New Zealand. Sept. 22, 2018. “U.S. Environmental Law Under the Trump Administration.” Academic Advisory Group Roundtable Discussion. Resource Managers Law Association (RMLA) Annual Conference. Wellington, New Zealand. Sept. 21, 2018.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 37 “Climate Change’s Impacts on Coal.” Conference of Government Mining Attorneys (COGMA). Park City, UT. Sept. 12, 2018. “Using Compacts to Resolve Interstate Groundwater Issues.” American Water Resources Association 2018 Summer Specialty Conference: “Managing Transboundary Groundwater.” Ft. Worth, TX. July 9, 2018. "Public Participation and Accountability While Being Adaptive: Thinking About Marine Aquaculture." Reconciling the Rule of Law with Adaptive Governance of Marine Ecosystems. Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo; Department of Law, University of Gothenburg; and Law School, University of Eastern Finland. Oslo, Norway. June 15, 2018. "Resilience Thinking for the Great Salt Lake in the Anthropocene." 2018 Great Salt Lake Issues Forum: Lake Elevated—Keeping the Lake Great. Friends of the Great Salt Lake. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. May 10, 2018. “Cleaning Up Our Toxic Coasts: A Precautionary and Human Health-Based Approach to Coastal Climate Change Adaptation.” Pace Environmental Law Symposium: Climate Change, Coasts, and Precaution. Pace University School of Law. New York, NY. April 25-26, 2018. “The United States and International Ocean Developments.” The Trump Administration on the World Stage. Annual Spring Environmental, Energy and Resources Conference. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. Orlando, FL. April 18-20, 2018. "Harvey, Irma, and NFIP: Did the 2017 Hurricane Season Matter to Flood Insurance Reauthorization?" University of Arkansas, Little Rock Law Review Symposium: Climate Change Adaptation. University of Arkansas, Little Rock School of Law. Little Rock, AR. February 16-17, 2018. “Harvest the Wind, Harvest Your Dinner.” Rethinking Law in a Nexus Future. Co-sponsored conference by the University of New South Wales, Australia, and Arizona State University. Phoenix, AZ. January 11-12, 2018. “And Then There Were Nine.” Panel discussion reviewing the U.S. Supreme Court’s environmental and natural resources law cases with the addition of Justice Gorsuch. Annual Fall Conference on Environmental, Energy, and Resources Law. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Baltimore, MD. October 19, 2017. “It’s Not Just an Offshore Wind Farm.” Montana Public Lands Symposium. College of Law. University of Montana. Missoula, MT. October 13, 2017. “Climate Change and the Incorporation of Resilience Theory into Adaptive Water Governance.” European Environmental Law Forum 2017. Department of Law, Aarhus University. Copenhagen, Denmark. August 31, 2017. "Doing the Hard Work for Law and Policy: The Resilience OF What TO What and FOR WHOM?" Resilience 2017. Resilience Alliance. Stockholm, Sweden. August 20-24, 2017. "Narrating Climate Change as the Trickster to Promote Resilience Theory in the Anthropocene.” Resilience 2017. Resilience Alliance. Stockholm, Sweden. August 20-24, 2017. “Native Peoples and the Sea: Marine Spatial Planning in the United States and New Zealand.” Natural Marine Resource Management in a Changing Climate. University of Tromso & Pace University School of Law. Tromso, Norway. June 14, 2017. “Navigability and Its Consequences” and “The Public Trust Doctrine in Utah.” Utah District Judges Spring Conference. Vernal, UT. May 17, 2017. “Coastal Adaptation, Insurance, and Perverse Incentives to Stay.” Climate Change Adaptation Conference. University of Notre Dame & University of Washington. South Bend, IN. April 30, 2017.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 38 “Labeling of Genetically-Engineered Foods: An Update from One of the Front Lines of Federalism.” 21st Century Food Law Symposium. Lewis & Clark School of Law. Portland, OR. April 7, 2017. “Water Cases in the State and Lower Federal Courts.” Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources, 35th Annual Water Law Conference. Los Angeles, CA. March 28, 2017. “An Introduction to Sea-Level Rise.” Climate Change Refugees Symposium. Utah Valley University. Orem, UT. March 3, 2017. Panel Presentation: “Navigating the Legal Minefield of Coastal Restoration and Adaptation.” Restore America’s Estuaries/The Coastal Society Summit. New Orleans, LA. December 13, 2016. “Fixing the Law to Allow for Agency Adaptive Management for Ecosystem Services.” 2016 ACES (A Community of Ecosystem Services) Conference. Jacksonville, FL. December 7, 2016. “Utah Water Law: The Basics” (The “Water Law Track,” four hours of instruction for Utah’s state judges). Annual Utah Judicial Conference. Park City, UT. October 6, 2016. “Current Case Law Update.” National Association of Administrative Law Judges Annual Conference. Salt Lake City, UT. September 21, 2016. “Fisheries Management: What Gets Challenged and What Doesn’t.” Conference: Environmental Law Without Courts. Florida State University School of Law. Tallahassee, FL. September 16, 2016. "Stability and Flexibility." Adaptive Water Governance Panel. Second Annual Sustainability Conference for American Legal Educators. Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor School of Law. Tempe, AZ. May 13, 2016. “Adaptive Water Governance and the Water-Energy Nexus.” Spring Specialty Conference: Water, Energy, and Environment. American Water Resources Association. Anchorage, AK. April 27, 2016. “New Approaches to Dealing with Ocean Acidification: An International Perspective.” First Annual Environmental Law Symposium: “Ocean Acidification.” University of Washington School of Law. Seattle, WA. November 6, 2015. “Interstate Compacts and Apportionment in the Contemporary Era: What’s in It for Utah?” 23rd Annual Conference on Utah Water Law. Water Law Institute, CLE International. Salt Lake City, UT. October 5, 2015. “Native Peoples and the Sea.” Colloquium on Environmental Scholarship. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. October 3, 2015. "Learning to Live with the Trickster: Resilience Thinking, Climate Change, and Environmental and Natural Resources Law." PANEL: Can Sustainability Cope with the Constant Change of Climate Weirding? First Annual Sustainability Conference for American Legal Educators (SCALE). Arizona State University School of Law. Phoenix, AZ. May 8, 2015. Panelist, “Water and Urban Development.” 2015 Environmental Law & Policy Program Conference: Competing Visions for a Sustainable Future. University of Michigan School of Law. Ann Arbor, MI. April 17, 2015. “What the Public Trust Doctrine Can Teach Us About the Police Power, Penn Central, and the Public Interest in Natural Resource Regulation: A Tribute to Joe Sax.” 2015 Lewis & Clark Environmental Law Symposium: Developments in the Public Trust Doctrine. Lewis & Clark School of Law. Portland, OR. April 10, 2015. Panelist, “The California Bay Delta: Governing an Environmental Jewel.” 44th Annual Spring Conference: The ABA Super Conference on Environmental Law. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy and Resources. San Francisco, CA. March 27, 2015.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 39 "Re-Tooling Marine Food Supply Resilience in a Climate Change Era: Some Needed Reforms." Seattle University Law Review Symposium. Seattle, WA. March 6, 2015. "There Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Lunch: Technology-Induced Tradeoffs at the Water-Energy Nexus." Climate Change and Energy Law Workshop. UCLA School of Law, Los Angeles, CA. February 19, 2015. "Stepping Back for the Big Picture: Climate, Fire and Water in Major River Basins." 14th Annual Foresters Forum. Coeur d'Alene, ID, February 4, 2015. “Constitutional Takings in the Coastal Zone: A Public Health Perspective.” 7th National Conference on Estuarine & Habitat Restoration. Washington, D.C. November 1-5, 2014. “New Frontiers of Marine Wilderness: Why Use the Wilderness Act?” National Wilderness Act Conference. Albuquerque, NM. October 15-18, 2014. “Dealing with Water Shortages through Desalination: Energy Costs Compared to What? “Emerging Issues at the Intersection of Energy and Water.” College of Law & School of the Coast and Environment, Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, LA. October 3, 2014. “Origins and Text of the Wilderness Act.” Academic Symposium: “The Wilderness Act at 50 and the Mountain West.” Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources and Environment, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. September 26, 2014. “Navigability and Its Consequences: State Title, Mineral Rights, and the Public Trust Doctrine.” Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute. 60th Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute. Vail, CO. July 17, 2014. “Negotiating Groundwater Allocation in the Midst of Scientific Uncertainty and Interstate Politics: The Snake Valley Aquifer.” Panel Speaker: The Future of Interstate Compacts: Is the Compact Era Over? American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources 32nd Annual Water Law Conference. Las Vegas, NV. June 6, 2014. Panel Discussion: “Social-Ecological Resilience, Climate Change and Adaptive Water Governance of Regional Scale Water Systems in the United States.” Resilience 2014: Adaptation, Transformation, and Development. Montpelier, France. May 5-9, 2014. “An Historical Look at Planning for Federal Public Lands: Adding Marine Spatial Planning to the Field.” 2014 Shapiro Environmental Law Symposium: The Role of Planning in Federal Land Management. The George Washington University Law School, Washington, D.C. March 13-14, 2014. “Remembering Community-Based Public Health Considerations in Coastal Takings Challenges.” 16th Annual Conference on Litigating Regulatory Taking Claims. Vermont Law School, Georgetown University Law Center, New York University Law School, & Touro Law Center. New York City, NY. November 22, 2013. “The Endangered Species Act and Water Law: The Building Confrontation.” Kansas Law Review Symposium. University of Kansas School of Law. Lawrence, KS. November 1, 2013. “Marine Spatial Planning for Federal Offshore Lands in the Wake of the Final Ocean Implementation Plan.” Vermont Environmental Law Colloquium. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. October 11, 2013. “Adapting Water Law to Climate Change Impacts and the Obama Administration.” Panel Participant: EPA Rulemaking on Adaptation to Climate Change. Nevada Water Law Conference: The New Landscape. Water Law Institute. Reno, NV. August 22-23, 2013. “A Conflict of Duties? Water Management, the Duty to Consult under Section 7 of the Endangered Species Act, and the Discretionary Function Requirement.” ESA and Water: Developments and

Robin Kundis Craig -- 40 Trends in Liability and Compliance. 31st Annual Water Law Conference. ABA Section on Environment, Energy, Resources. Las Vegas, NV. June 5-7, 2013 (panel was June 7). “Treating Offshore Submerged Lands as Public Lands: A Historical Perspective.” 35th Public Land Law Symposium: Balancing Act and Paradigm Shift: The Role of Public Lands in America’s Energy Future. University of Montana School of Law/American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Missoula, MT. April 18, 2013. “Hydraulic Fracturing, Federalism, and the Water-Energy Nexus.” Law Review Symposium: Legal Aspects of Hydraulic Fracturing. University of Idaho College of Law. Boise, ID. March 29, 2013. “What Every Environmental and Natural Resources Lawyer Should Know About What’s Going on in the Arctic: A Brief Introduction.” 42nd Annual Spring Environmental Conference. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Salt Lake City, UT. March 22, 2013. “Climate Change: An Overview of the Science and the Law.” 17th Annual Tribal Law and Governance Conference: Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples. University of Kansas Tribal Law and Governance Center. Lawrence, KS. March 1, 2013. “Adapting to Climate Change in the Oceans.” Marine Law Symposium: Shifting Seas: The Law’s Response to Changing Ocean Conditions. Roger Williams University School of Law. Bristol, RI. Nov. 14-15, 2012. “Maintaining Freshwater Inputs to Estuaries: The ACF Basin and the Colorado River.” Panel Session: Going With the Flow—Ensuring Freshwater Flows for Estuaries. Restore America’s Estuaries Conference. Tampa, FL. October 23, 2012. “Climate Change Law for the Oceans.” Searle Roundtable: Natural Preservation in a Rapidly Changing Climate. Northwestern University School of Law. Chicago, IL. Oct. 4-5, 2012. “Replacing Sustainability.” The Next Generation of Environmental and Natural Resources Law: What Has Changed in 40 Years and What Needs to Change as a Result? University of Akron School of Law. Akron, OH. Sept. 28-29, 2012. “Hot Topics in U.S. Constitutional Environmental Law.” 2012 National Environmental, Energy, and Resources Law Summit. Canadian Bar Association. Vancouver, B.C., Canada. April 26-27, 2012. “Climate Change Adaptation, the Clean Water Act, and Energy: An Application of Principled Flexibility.” The Clean Water Act at 40. George Washington University School of Law. Washington, D.C. March 22-23, 2012. “Ocean Governance in the 21st Century: Structure and Challenges.” Silent Spring at 50: The Legacy of Rachel Carson. Seventeenth Annual Symposium of the Wallace Stegner Center, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. March 9-10, 2012. “CERCLA’s Concept of Federalism.” Southwestern Law Review CERCLA Symposium. Southwestern University School of Law. Los Angeles, CA. Nov. 11, 2011. “Defining Riparian Rights as “Property” through Takings Litigation: Is There a Property Right to Environmental Quality?” Lewis & Clark Fall Symposium: 21st Century Water Law. Lewis & Clark School of Law. Portland, OR. October 7, 2011. “Public Health and Private Land.” Second Annual Fall Colloquium on Environmental Scholarship. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. September 23, 2011. “Ocean Governance for the 21st Century: Making Marine Zoning Climate Change Adaptable.” University of Colorado Law School & Duke University School of Law Climate Change Law & Policy Works-in-Progress Symposium. University of Colorado Law School. Boulder, CO. August 11-13, 2011.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 41 “The BP Oil Spill and Damages to Natural Resources: The Great Mystery.” Panel presentation: The Aftermath of the BP Oil Spill. Southeastern Association of Law Schools Annual Conference. Hilton Head, SC. July 27, 2011. “Ocean Resilience, Place-Based Marine Management, and Climate Change.” Searle Research Roundtable on Climate Change Adaptation and Environmental Law. Northwestern University School of Law. Chicago, IL. April 7-8, 2011. “The BP Oil Spill and Damages to Natural Resources: Ocean Resilience, Lack of Knowledge, and the Time Horizon for Recovery.” Disasters and Environment Annual Law Review Conference. J. Reuben Clark School of Law, Brigham Young University. Provo, UT. Feb. 5, 2011. “Sea-Level Rise: Local, State, Regional, or National Problem?” Three Degrees of Separation: Exploring Linkages between International, National, and Regional Climate Policies. University of South Carolina School of Law. Columbia, SC. Nov. 12, 2010. “Negotiating Water Federalism at the Intersection of the Clean Water Act and State Water Law.” First Annual Vermont Colloquium on Environmental Scholarship. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. Oct. 22, 2010. “The Public Health Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Change Adaptation.” Using Law, Policy, and Research to Improve the Public’s Health: A National Conference. American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics (ASLME) and Public Health Law Association. Atlanta, GA. September 14, 2010. “Public Trust and Public Necessity Defenses to Takings on the Gulf Coast.” Sea Grant Symposium: Symposium on Sea-Level Rise and Property Rights. Sea Grant Law Center/Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Legal Program, held at the Florida State University College of Law. Tallahassee, FL. April 23, 2010. “The Role of the State Public Trust Doctrines.” PANEL: “Public Duties-Private Rights: The Role of the Public Trust Doctrine in Modern Water Stewardship.” Fifteenth Annual Tulane Law School Summit on Environmental Law and Policy: Bound by Water. Tulane Institute of Water Resources Law & Policy and Tulane Environmental Law Society. Tulane Law School. New Orleans, LA. April 10, 2010. Panel Participant: “Water-Borne Dangers and Climate: Emerging Threats to Indiana Health.” Third Annual Spring Environmental Symposium: Indiana’s Water Future—Crisis or Cooperation? Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law. Indianapolis, IN. April 1, 2010. “Adapting the Law of Water to Public Necessity: Reframing Climate Change Adaptation as Emergency Response and Preparedness.” Vermont Journal of Environmental Law Symposium: Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation. Vermont Law School. South Royalton, VT. March 26, 2010. “Avoiding the Jellyfish Sea, or, What Do We Mean by Sustainable Oceans, Anyway?” Fifteenth Annual Wallace Stegner Center Symposium: The Challenge to Sustainability. Wallace Stegner Center for Land, Resources, and Environment, S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. March 13, 2010. “’Stationarity Is Dead’—Long Live Transformation: Five Principles for Climate Change Adaptation. 4th Annual CAMNet Rendevouz—Climate Change and Adaptive Management. Collaborative Adaptive Management Network. Tucson, AZ. March 9, 2010. Featured speaker. “’Stationarity Is Dead’ – Long Live Transformation: Five Principles for Climate Change Adaptation.” University of Arizona School of Law. Tucson, AZ. March 8, 2010. “State Public Trust Doctrines, the Emerging Ecological Public Trust, and the Balance of Public and Private Rights.” 2010 Annual Meeting of the Association of Law, Property and Society. Georgetown University Law School. Washington, D.C. March 5, 2010.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 42 “Adapting Cooperative Federalism to Climate Change’s Water Impacts: Who Should Get to Do What?” 2010 Environment & Energy Law & Policy Journal Symposium” Climate Change, Water, and Adaptative Law. University of Houston College of Law. Houston, TX. February 26, 2010. “Protecting Inflows from the Apalachicola River.” Freshwater Inflows to Estuaries: 2010 and Beyond.” Texas Parks & Wildlife and Gulf of Mexico Program. Corpus Christi, TX. February 9, 2010. “Marine Regulatory Jurisdiction and Marine Zoning: An Overview.” Florida Symposium on Offshore Energy, Part II: The Inshore Challenges of Offshore Energy Projects. Florida State University Institute for Energy Systems, Economics, and Sustainability (IESES). Tallahassee, FL. February 1, 2010. “Public Health and Climate Change Adaptation.” Natural Resources Section Panel, Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. January 9, 2010. “Adapting Water Resources Management to Climate Change: The Role of State Public Trust Doctrines.” Annual Water Resources Conference. American Water Resources Association (AWRA). Seattle, WA. November 11, 2009. “Legal Barriers to Dealing with Climate Change: Getting the Law to Fit the Problem.” Sea Grant Climate Change Workshop: “Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Communities: A Network Approach to Outreach.” Charleston, S.C. November 11, 2009 (remote participation). “Climate Change, Fisheries Management, and the Law: Finding Solutions to Address Uncertainty.” Intra-Conference Symposium sponsored by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, & U.S. Geological Survey: Fisheries in a Changing Climate. AFS ’09. American Fisheries Society Annual Conference. Nashville, TN. September 3, 2009. “Constitutional Aspects of Multistate Alternative Energy Agreements.” Multi-State Decisionmaking for Renewable Energy and Transmission: Spotlight on Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. National Renewable Energy Laboratory & U.S. Department of Energy. Denver, CO. August 11, 2009. “Regulatory Fragmentation as a Barrier to Integrated Management of Western Rivers.” Fourteenth Institute for Natural Resources Law Teachers. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. Chico Hot Springs, MT. May 28, 2009. “Water Supply, Desalination, Climate Change, and Energy Policy.” Critical Intersections for Energy and Water Law: New Challenges and Opportunities. University of Dundee (Scotland), University of Calgary Faculty of Law (Alberta), and University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law. Alberta, Calgary, Canada. May 20-21, 2009. Panelist, “Supreme Court Update.” 38th Annual Conference on Environmental Law. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Keystone, CO. March 14, 2009. “Public Health Valuation in Environmental Enforcement: The Basics.” Contemporary Issues at the Intersection of Public Health and Environmental Law. SIU Law Journal Symposium. Southern Illinois University College of Law. Carbondale, IL. February 27, 2009. “Climate Change Comes to the Clean Water Act: Now What?” Climate Policy for the Obama Administration. Washington & Lee School of Law. Lexington, VA. February 20, 2009. “A Public Health Approach to Sea Level Rise.” Workshop on Adapting Legal Regimes in the Face of Climate Change. University of North Carolina School of Law & University of Houston School of Law. Chapel Hill, N.C. October 18, 2008. “The Navy’s SONAR and Marine Mammals: Law and Policy.” 15-Ton Canaries: The Great Whales of the North Atlantic, Natural Indicators of Pressing Challenges to the Health of Global Oceans,

Robin Kundis Craig -- 43 Climate, Science, Law, Policy & Government. Boston College School of Law. Boston, MA. October 15-16, 2008. “A Public Health Approach to Sea Level Rise.” Climate Change Symposium. Widener University School of Law. Wilmington, DE. April 19, 2008. “Sea-Level Rise and Public Health.” Panel Presentation, “The Tide Is Upon Us: Coastlines in the Face of Sea-Level Rise.” 14th Annual Public Interest Environmental Conference: Reducing Florida’s Footprint: Stepping Up to the Global Challenge. University of Florida School of Law. Gainesville, FL. February 29, 2008. Congressional Briefer and Press Conference Participant. National Research Council, National Academies: Mississippi River Water Quality and the Clean Water Act: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities (report release). Washington, D.C. Oct. 15-16, 2007. “The Public Trust Doctrine in Eastern Water Law.” Eastern Water Law. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, 15th Annual Section Fall Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. Sept. 26-29, 2007. “Fishers, Divers, Scientists, Lawyers, and MPAs: The U.S. Experience in Protecting Coral Reefs.” Fifth International Coastal and Marine Tourism Congress. New Zealand Tourism Research Institute & AUT University. Auckland, New Zealand. Sept. 11-14, 2007. “Overview of Wetlands Regulation.” National Wetlands Conference. CLE International. Las Vegas, NV. June 7-8, 2007. “Water Use and the Federal Endangered Species Act.” Florida Water Law. Water Law Institute, CLE International. Tampa, FL. May 21-22, 2007. “Scientific Uncertainty, Global Warming, & Regulatory Policy: Massachusetts v. EPA.” Faculty & Student Colloquium. Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies, Florida State University. Tallahassee, FL. November 27, 2006. “MPAs, Marine Reserves, and the Law in the United States.” Fall Environmental Law Forum: The Role of Marine Reserves in a Fisheries Management Strategy. Florida State University College of Law. Tallahassee, FL. November 7, 2006. “Marine Protected Areas: National and International Systems.” Natural Resources Roundtable: Moderator, Private Rights, Public Resources. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, 15th Annual Section Fall Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. Sept. 26-29, 2007 Hot Topics. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, 14th Annual Section Fall Meeting. San Diego, CA. Oct. 4-7, 2006. “Federal Administrative Law Update,” Advanced Administrative Law Course 2006. Texas Bar Association, Texas Bar CLE. Austin, TX. Sept. 29. 2006. Panelist, “After Rapanos and Carabell.” Environmental Law Institute, American Bar Association’s Section on Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources’ Constitutional Law Committee, & D.C. Bar Association Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Section. Washington, D.C. July 11, 2006. Commenter, “Coastal Ecosystem Services.” Symposium: The Law and Policy of Ecosystem Services. Florida State University College of Law. Tallahassee, FL. April 7, 2006. “Urban Runoff and Ocean Water Quality in Southern California: What Tools Does the Clean Water Act Provide? Symposium: The Slippery Slope: Urban Runoff, Water Quality, and the Issue of Legal Authority. Chapman University School of Law. Orange, CA. January 27, 2006.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 44 Panel Presenter, Constitutional Issues in Environmental Law: An Update. 13th Section Fall Meeting, ABA Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Nashville, TN. September 23, 2005. Panel Presenter, Does the Constitution Really Hinder Environmental Protection? Center for American Progress & Environmental Law Institute, Washington, D.C., March 24, 2005. “Recent Developments in Marine Restoration: National Policy, Law, and Science.” First National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, University of Florida & U.S. Geological Survey. Orlando, FL. December 6-10, 2004. “Introduction: Fixing the Gulf of Mexico: Old Problems – New Solutions?” 2004 Annual Fall Meeting, Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources (SEER), American Bar Association, San Antonio, Texas. October 6-10, 2004. (panel moderator) “Europe’s System of Marine Protected Areas: Legal and Policy Challenges to Marine Biodiversity Protection.” Littoral 2004, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. September 20-22, 2004. “Valuing Marine Wilderness: Representative Marine Protected Areas and the Perceived Value of Biodiversity Restoration.” Species At Risk 2004: Pathways to Recovery Conference, Victoria, B.C., Canada. March 2-6, 2004. “Recent Developments in Environmental Law: Implications for Compliance.” Doing It Right: Corporate Responsibility, Ethics and the Environment. Indiana University School of Law/Eli Lilly & Company. Indianapolis, IN. October 15, 2003. “Do We Value Marine Wilderness? The Rhetoric and the Reality in Two Coral Reef Marine Reserves.” Technology Transfer Conference: Emerging Technologies, Tools, and Techniques to Manage Our Coasts in the 21st Century. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Cocoa Beach, FL. Jan. 28- 31, 2003. "Ever Since SWANCC: The ‘New’ Federalism and the Clean Water Act." The Clean Water Act Turns 30: Celebrating Its Past, Predicting Its Future. Lewis & Clark School of Law. Portland, OR. October 17, 2002. “Administrative Law: Not Just for Public Interest Lawyers Any More.” W.G. Hart Legal Workshop 2001: The Changing Work and Organisation of Lawyers: Educational Implications. Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. London, England. June 26-28, 2001. "Liberty and Community as Recurrent Themes in American Property Law: Environmental Zoning." University of Massachusetts, Amherst. May 3, 2001. “Medical Causation in Federal Court.” Presentation to medical and epidemiology students at the Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, OR. 5/20/99. “Epidemiology and the Federal Courts.” Presentations with Judge Robert E. Jones for epidemiology students at the Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland, OR. 6/4/98; 6/97. “Environmental Law” (wrote script and answers). Audio-visual presentation for the Ninth Circuit’s Annual Judicial Conference. 1/98.

FACULTY SEMINARS: “The Regulatory Shifting Baseline Syndrome.” USC Gould School of Law Faculty Seminar Series. Los Angeles, CA. March 11, 2021. ONLINE “The Regulatory Shifting Baseline Syndrome.” University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law Faculty Scholarship Luncheon Series. Salt Lake City, UT. March 3, 2021. ONLINE. “The Regulatory Shifting Baseline Syndrome.” UC Davis School of Law Faculty Seminar Series. Davis, CA. February 4, 2021. ONLINE.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 45 “Re-Valuing the Ocean.” Faculty Colloquium. University of Southern California School of Law. Los Angeles, CA. Oct. 10, 2019. “The (Importance of the) Trickster in US and NZ Environmental Law.” Law Faculty Staff Seminar. University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Oct. 17, 2018. “Water as Property: Implications for the United States and New Zealand.” Department Seminar Lecture: Department of Surveying. University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Oct. 5, 2018. “Resilience Thinking and Marine Fisheries in the Anthropocene: Time to Transition?” Department Seminar Lecture: Department of Marine Science. University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Oct. 2, 2018. “Climate Change, Water Management, and the Law.” Department Seminar Lecture: Department of Zoology. University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Sept. 28, 2018. “Learning to Live with the Trickster: Resilience and Natural Resources Management in the Anthropocene.” Department Seminar Lecture: Department of Geography. University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Sept. 26, 2018. “Re-Valuing the Ocean: Why the Mountain West Should Care.” Faculty Colloquia. College of Law & Haub School of Natural Resources & the Environment. University of Wyoming. Laramie, WY. April 5, 2018. “The End of Sustainability: Learning to Live with the Trickster in Natural Resources Management.” Faculty Colloquium Series. University of Tennessee School of Law. Knoxville, TN. March 1, 2018. “Re-Valuing the Ocean as a System.” Writing Residency. Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center. Bellagio, Como, Italy. November 1, 2017. “Incorporating Native Peoples into Marine Spatial Planning.” Faculty Scholarship Lunch. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. March 1, 2017. “The End of Sustainability and the Role of Resilience Thinking in Natural Resource Management.” Faculty Workshop. University of Tasmania Faculty of Law. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. March 3, 2016. “Public Health, Private Land, and the Police Power.” Faculty Colloquium, Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis. Indiana University—Bloomington. Nov. 7, 2012. “Designing Administrative Law for Adaptive Management.” Faculty Colloquium. University of Tulsa School of Law. Tulsa, OK. Sept. 14, 2012. “An Overview of the Clean Water Act and Nonpoint Source Pollution Controls. Special Seminar. University of Melbourne School of Law, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. May 13, 2011. “Ocean Resilience, Placed-Based Marine Management, and Climate Change.” Faculty Presentation. University of Utah School of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. Feb. 22, 2011. “Constitutional Issues in Environmental Law: An Overview” (with Professor Jonathan Adler). Faculty Forum. Capital University School of Law. Columbus, OH. October 25, 2005. “The Stevens-Scalia Principle: Statutory Conversations and a Cultural Critical Critique of the Strict Plain Meaning Approach.” Faculty Forum. Florida State University College of Law. Tallahassee, FL. October 28, 2004. “The Stevens-Scalia Principle: Statutory Conversations and a Cultural Critical Critique of the Strict Plain Meaning Approach.” Faculty Forum. Indiana University School of Law. Indianapolis, IN. October 5, 2004.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 46 “Local or National? The Increasing Federalization of Nonpoint Source Pollution Control.” Faculty Forum, Western New England College School of Law, March 20, 2000.

WEBINARS and PODCASTS: “Climate Change Adaptation, Public Health, and the Law.” CLE Webinar: Climate Change Adaptation and Public Health. New York State Bar Association. June 4, 2021. ONLINE. "Adaptation to Climate Change: Economic and Legal Perspectives" (with Jonathan Adler and Matthew Kahn). Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law, Case Western Reserve University School of Law, April 28, 2021, https://case.edu/law/our-school/events-lectures/adapting-climate-change- economic-and-legal-perspectives. Moderator and Speaker, “The Supreme Court Wades into Water Law: Recent Decisions.” American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. March 19, 2021. “Aquaculture in Federal Waters.” Organizer, Moderator, and Speaker. American College of Environmental Lawyers. February 11, 2021. ONLINE. “The End of Stationarity in Water Law.” Center for Environmental Law & Policy, Seattle, WA. December 7, 2020. ONLINE. “Toxic Floodwaters: Innovative Strategies to Prevent Climate-Driven Pollution.” Center for Progressive Reform. November 18, 2020. ONLINE. “Clean Water Act UPDATE: New Waters of the US Regulations, the Groundwater Guidance, and the County of Maui Decision.” University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. May 8, 2020. ONLINE. “County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund: What Happens When the Government Changes Its Mind?” American College of Environmental Lawyers. October 18, 2019. “The Supreme Court and Water.” National Association of Legal Assistants and Paralegals. May 3, 2018. “Climate Disasters and Water Law.” Webinar presentation as part of the on-line Climate Change Emerging Issues course offered jointly by the University of Maryland School of Law and Pace University School of Law. February 6, 2017. “The United States and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation through Existing Federal Environmental and Natural Resources Laws.” NOAA Climate Stewards Webinar. January 9, 2017. “The End of Sustainability.” Up Close Podcast. University of Melbourne. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. February 23, 2016. http://upclose.unimelb.edu.au/episode/364-end-sustainability-realism-and- resilience-managing-our-natural-resources. “The Top Water Developments of 2014.” Webinar: The Top Environment, Energy, and Resources Developments of 2014. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. May 14, 2015. Speaker Participant, The End of Sustainability. Environmental Law Institute Webinar. July 8, 2014. “Environmental Ethics and Professional Ethics.” Ethics - A Scholastic Perspective for the Environmental and Land Use Practitioner. Florida State Bar Association Environmental & Land Use Law Section. Webinar. October 14, 2010.

INVITATION-ONLY WORKSHOPS: “Adaptation at 4°C” and “Roles for Law Professors.” Environmental Law Collaborative. Colorado Springs, CO. July 27-29, 2021.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 47 Discussant, “Climate Litigation and Science.” International Virtual Summit Our Future in the Balance: The Role of Courts and Tribunals in Meeting the Climate Crisis. July 7-8, 2021. ONLINE. “The Regulatory Shifting Baseline Syndrome.” Online Workshop for Environmental Scholarship. Organizer: Professor Michael Pappas, University of Maryland School of Law. March 4, 2021. ONLINE. Water Law Works-in-Progress Workshop. Organizer and Participant. December 4, 2020. ONLINE. Participant, National Sea Grant Law Center Aquaculture Workshop. May 5, 12, & 13, 2020. ONLINE. “Re-Valuing the Ocean.” Natural Resources Law Teachers Workshop. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Institute. Monterey, CA. July 20, 2019. Ecosystem Services Workshop. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN. March 28-30, 2019. “International Environmental Issues Beyond 2020.” Environmental Law Collaborative. Essex Woods, MA. July 25, 2018. “Native Peoples and the Sea.” Natural Resources Law Teachers Workshop. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Institute. Victoria, B.C., Canada. July 21, 2018. “The Doctrine of Public Necessity and Water Law.” Coercion and Voluntary Approaches to Environmental Protection. Texas A&M University School of Law and The Classical Liberal Institute, New York University. Fort Worth, TX. March 9-10, 2018. Workshop Participant: Adaptive Governance in Scandinavia. Social-Ecological Synthesis Center (SESYNC). Annapolis, MD. February 7-9, 2018. “Cholera and Climate Change.” Is Climate Change Making Us Sick? Joint workshop of the Health Law Center and Environmental Law Center. College of Law. University of Houston. Houston, TX. December 7, 2017. “Coastal Adaptation, Insurance, and Perverse Incentives to Stay.” Workshop for Natural Resources Law Teachers. 63rd Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. Santa Fe. NM. July 22, 2017. “Introduction to Hydrology Science” (2 hours), “The General Determination Statute: An Overview” (45 minutes), “Federal Reserved Water Rights” (1 hour), and “Federal Water Law, Part II” (1 hour). Utah Judicial Education: Water Rights Law Seminar. Mathieson Courthouse, Salt Lake City, UT. February 10, 2017. Participant in Conference and Discussion Leader, “Zero Sum Games and Pollution Control.” Third Biennial Environmental Law Collaborative. Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, CA. July 25-27, 2016. “Climate Change Adaptation, Environmental Law, and Constitutional Law.” Climate Change Workshop: Weather, Water, Wildlands and Community: Teaching Climate Change in Utah. National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) & Hogle Zoo. Salt Lake City, UT. June 14, 2016. Judge/Senior Scholar Reviewer, Sabin Colloquium on Innovative Environmental Law Scholarship. Sabin Center on Climate Change Law. Columbia University School of Law. May 26-27, 2016. Senior Scholar Commentator, University of Washington Junior Environmental Law Scholars Workshop. University of Washington School of Law. Seattle, WA. July 8-10, 2015. “Designing Administrative Law for Adaptive Management” (with J.B. Ruhl) (twice, to different audiences). Adaptive Management Workshop. George Washington University School of Law & the Society for Risk Analysis. Washington, D.C. September 19, 2014. This was an all-day workshop with federal agency personnel designed to showcase our proposed Model Adaptive Management Procedure Act.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 48 Conference Coordinator and Session Co-Leader, “Massive Scale, Massive Interdisciplinarity: The Arctic, the Antarctic, and the Oceans.” Second Biennial Environmental Law Collaborative. Jackson, WY. July 10-12, 2014. Invited Participant. Water Resources Law Forum. Cambridge Forums. Santa Fe, NM. May 21-23, 2014. Senior Scholarship Commentator, New Voices in Administrative Law. AALS Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA. January 5, 2013. Senior Scholarship Commentator. Junior Environmental Workshop. University of Washington School of Law. Seattle, WA. July 18-20, 2012. Participant and Session Leader for “Environmental Sustainability Session.” 2012 Environmental Law Collaborative Workshop. Environmental Law Collaborative. Chester, CT. July 9-11, 2012. “Addressing Nonpoint Source Pollution in the U.S.: Progress, but Slow, on a Difficult Water Quality Problem.” Repeated presentations to various state agencies in Victoria and Queensland pursuant to a Visiting Scientist grant sponsored by the Victoria Department of Primary Industries, Melbourne Water, and the Victoria Department of Sustainability and Environment. Specific presentations were: Melbourne Water, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia: May 20, 2011. Victoria Department of Sustainability and Environment, Melbourne, Victoria: May 19, 2011. Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management, Brisbane, Queensland: May 18, 2011. Australian Agricultural Resource Economics Society, Melbourne, Victoria: May 17, 2011. Victoria Department of Primary Industries, Melbourne, Victoria: May 17, 2011. Dairy Australia, Melbourne, Victoria: May 16, 2011. “Marine Protected Areas and Climate Change: Promoting Sustainable Oceans.” Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, NOAA, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, & State of Hawaii: Papahānaumokuākea ‘Ahahui Alaka’i. Midway Atoll. June 19, 2010. Invited Participant. SIMPLE Training Workshop. Tools for Change: Center for Computer-Aided Legal Instruction Annual Conference. Boulder, CO. June 18-20, 2009. Roundtable Speaker. “Current Issues in Ocean Resource Management and Governance: A Roundtable Discussion.” Tenth Annual Professors’ Workshop, National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition. Pace Law School. White Plains, NY. Feb. 22, 2008. FSU Representative. Roundtable Discussion: “Climate Change and Environmental Education.” Second Conference of Environmental Law Program Directors. UCLA School of Law. Los Angeles, CA. Jan. 24, 2008.

GUEST LECTURES IN COURSES: “Environmental Law and Law School.” Guest lecture/discussion in Julie Carlisle’s “Environmental Politics” course. University of Utah Department of Political Science. April 26, 2021. “Marine Aquaculture: Can We Protect Marine Species and Eat Seafood at the Same Time?” Barker Series Talk, Northwestern University School of Law. Chicago, IL [ONLINE]. March 24, 2021. “Using Rights of Nature to Better Protect Water Resources in the United States.” Hydrology Seminar Guest Lecture (Professor Paul D. Brooks). University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT [ONLINE]. March 23, 2021.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 49 “A Lawyer’s View of the Ocean.” Guest lecturer in Professor Brenda Bowen’s undergraduate course on “Oceans.” Department of Geology. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. Oct. 6, 2020. “The Lake Powell Pipeline.” Guest Lecture in Professor Paul Brooks’ Hydrology Seminar, Department of Geology. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. February 13, 2020. “Climate Change and U.S. Environmental Law.” Guest Lecture in Professor Bill Anderegg’s undergraduate course on “Global Environmental Issues” (BIO/ENVST 3460). University of Utah. Salta Lake City, UT. Nov. 21, 2019. “Native Peoples and the Sea.” Guest lecture in ENVST 2100: Introduction to Environmental Studies and Sustainability.” University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. November 14, 2019. “A Lawyer’s View of the Ocean.” Guest lecturer in Professor Brenda Bowen’s undergraduate course on “Oceans.” Department of Geology. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. Oct. 17, 2019. “Re-Valuing the Ocean.” Environmental Law Seminar. UC Berkeley School of Law. Berkeley, CA. February 28, 2019. “Climate Change and U.S. Environmental Law.” Guest Lecture in Professor Bill Anderegg’s undergraduate course on “Global Environmental Issues” (BIO/ENVST 3460). University of Utah. Salta Lake City, UT. Dec. 4, 2018. “Public Health, Environmental Law, and Ocean & Coastal Law in the U.S. and New Zealand.” Guest Lecture in Marine & Freshwater Botany, Department of Botany, University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Oct. 1, 2018. “Freshwater Management in the United States.” Guest Lecture in Freshwater Zoology, Department of Zoology, University of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand. Sept. 27, 2018. “A Lawyer’s View of the Ocean.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Oceans” course, Department of Geology, University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. Sept. 11, 2018. “Climate Change and U.S. Environmental and Natural Resources Law.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Global Environmental Issues” class. Department of Biology. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. December 5, 2017. “Rethinking Sustainability, Preservation, and Restoration in Environmental and Natural Resources Law.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Introduction to Environmental Studies” class. Department of Geography. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. September 7, 2017. “A Lawyer’s View of the Ocean.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Oceans” class. Department of Geology and Geophysics. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. September 7, 2017. Guest Speaker. “Resilience Theory and Policy.” School of Natural Resources. University of Nebraska. Lincoln, NE. April 13, 2017. “The Water-Energy Nexus and Climate Change.” Eminent Speakers in Energy Law. University of Calgary Faculty of Law. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. October 27, 2016. “Rethinking Sustainability, Preservation, and Restoration in Environmental and Natural Resources Law.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Introduction to Environment and Sustainability” class. Department of Geography. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. October 20, 2016. “A Lawyer’s View of the Oceans.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Oceans” class. Department of Geology and Geophysics. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. September 8, 2016. “The End of Sustainability: Learning to Live with the Trickster and the Role of Resilience Thinking in Natural Resources Management.” Environmental Law Colloquium. University of Denver Sturm College of Law. Denver, CO. April 4, 2016.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 50 "Resilience Thinking for Marine Fisheries: Why Climate Change and Ocean Acidification are Undermining Both Sustainability and Sustainable Development.” Environmental Law Colloquium. University of Florida School of Law. Gainesville, FL. March 24, 2016. “Ocean Acidification.” Environmental Law Colloquium. Northwestern University School of Law. Chicago, IL. March 17, 2016. “A Lawyer’s View of the Oceans.” Guest Lecture in the undergraduate “Oceans” course, Department of Geology and Geophysics. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. October 21, 2015. “The International Law of Biodiversity Protection.” Guest lecture in the undergraduate “Rainforest Ecology” course. Department of Biology. University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. September 4, 2015. Guest Lecture, “Ocean Jurisdiction, Existing Stressors, and Climate Change. Ocean Environments. Department of Geography, University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. July 11, 2013. Guest Lecture, “Ocean Jurisdiction, Existing Stressors, and Climate Change. Ocean Environments. Department of Geography, University of Utah. Salt Lake City, UT. June 26, 2012. “Placed-Based Marine Management in a Climate Change World.” Environmental Seminar. Stanford Law School. Stanford, CA. Nov. 29, 2010. “Public Health Implications for Environmental Law.” Mercer University School of Law Virtual Lecture in Environmental Law. March 24-28, 2008. "Local or National? The Increasing Federalization of Nonpoint Source Pollution Control." Mercer University's Virtual Environmental Law Visiting Lecture Series, March 27-31, 2000.

CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION AS CONFERENCE ORGANIZER: Co-Chair, Planning Committee, Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute. Asilomar Conference Center, Monterey, CA. June 1-3, 2022. Planning Committee, Second Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Water Law Institute. Santa Fe, NM. November 4-6, 2021. Co-Chair, Planning Committee, Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute. Asilomar Conference Center, Monterey, CA. MOVED ONLINE. June 3-4, 2021. Grant recipient and organizer. Water Law Professors Works-in-Progress Workshop. Moved from July 21, 2020 to December 4, 2020 because of COVID-19 pandemic. Planning Committee, First Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Water Law Institute. MOVED ONLINE. November 19, 2020. Co-Chair, Natural Resources Law Teachers Lunch. 66th Annual Institute, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. Salt Lake City, UT. CANCELLED BECAUSE OF COVID-19. Chair, Planning Committee. 25th Annual Stegner Symposium. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. March 18-20, 2020. Moved on-line because of COVID-19 pandemic. Co-Chair, Natural Resources Law Teachers Lunch. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Institute. Monterey, CA. July 18, 2019. Co-Chair, Planning Committee. Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute. Missoula, MT. May 29-31, 2019. Co-Chair, Water Section. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Institute. Squaw Valley, CA. July 20-23, 2016.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 51 Planning Committee and Moderator. 21st Annual Wallace Stegner Center Symposium: Green Infrastructure, Resilient Cities: New Challenges, New Solutions. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. March 31-April 1, 2016. Planning Committee. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy and Resources, 34th Annual Water Law Conference. Austin, TX. March 29-30, 2016. Conference Chair. 33rd Annual Water Law Conference. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Denver, CO. June 4-5, 2015. Moderator, “Food, Water, Economics, and Borders: Climate Change and Security in the Classroom,” and Conference Organizer. 17th Institute for Natural Resources Law Teachers. Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. Salt Lake City, UT. May 28, 2015. Moderator, Renewable Energy Development and Endangered Species: Friends or Foes? American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources Webinar. July 15, 2014. Moderator, Water, Energy, Climate Change, and New Regulation. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources 32nd Annual Water Law Conference. Las Vegas, NV. June 5, 2014. Conference Organizer and Moderator, “Climate Change, Water, and the Law of Adaptation” panel. 16th Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation. Flagstaff, AZ. May 29-31, 2013 (panel was May 30). Moderator, panel on “Noah’s Heirs?—Biodiversity, Endangered Species, and Resiliency.” 18th Annual Stegner Center Symposium: Religion, Faith, and the Environment. University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law. Salt Lake City, UT. April 12, 2013. Co-Organizer of Meeting and Moderator, “Climate Change Adaptation” Panel. AALS Mid-Year Meeting: Torts, Environment, and Disaster. Association of American Law Schools. Berkeley, CA. June 8-10, 2012. Moderator. “The Public Trust Doctrine—Reviving, Thriving, or Maxed Out as a Water Resources Management Tool?” 40th Annual Conference on Environmental Law. American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources. Salt Lake City, UT. March 18, 2011. Moderator: “New Voices on Cutting-Edge Issues in Natural Resources and Environmental Law.” Annual Conference. Association of American Law Schools. San Francisco, CA. Jan. 5, 2011. Moderator. “Piracy on the High Seas.” Association of American Law Schools’ Annual Meeting. New York, NY. Jan. 5, 2008. Moderator, Private Rights, Public Resources. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, 15th Annual Section Fall Meeting. Pittsburgh, PA. Sept. 26-29, 2007 Moderator, Mini-Plenary: More Wading into Muddy Waters: The Supreme Court’s Interpretations of Clean Water Act Jurisdiction. American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, 14th Annual Section Fall Meeting. San Diego, CA. Oct. 4-7, 2006. "Introduction and Overview." Environmental Law Symposium: The Bush Administration and the Environment: A One Year Retrospective and Predictions for the Next Three Years. Western New England College School of Law. Springfield, MA. February 2, 2002. I organized this symposium and also acted as moderator for the panels of agency personnel and environmental law practitioners.

MEDIA HITS:

Robin Kundis Craig -- 52 • Quoted multiple times in Pamela King, "States' Feud delivers Supreme Court's first groundwater test," E&E News, June 17, 2021, https://www.eenews.net/stories/1063735265 Field Code Changed • • Quoted in Paul Brinkmann, “Florida’s water brawl with Georgia nears historic SCOTUS hearing,” UPI, Jan. 11, 2021, https://www.upi.com/Science_News/2021/01/11/Floridas-water-brawl-with- Georgia-nears-historic-SCOTUS-hearing/5531610045563/

• Quoted in Suzanne Yohannan, “Experts Urge Biden to Tighten Policies on Climate Driven Toxic Flooding,” Inside EPA, Nov. 30, 2020, https://insideepa.com/daily-news/experts-urge-biden- tighten-policies-climate-driven-toxic-flooding

• Quoted in Ellen M. Gilmer, “SCOTUS Takes on ‘Very Technical Stuff’ in State Water Dispute,” Bloomberg Law, https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/scotus-takes-on-very-technical- stuff-in-state-water-dispute (Oct. 5, 2020).

• Quoted in Nidhi Subbaraman, “What Trump’s Supreme Court pick could mean for science,” Nature, https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02747-x (Sept. 28, 2020)

• Quoted in Ellen M. Gilmer, “Bar for Environmental Cases Seen Higher with a Justice Barrett,” Bloomberg Law Environment & Energy Report, https://www.bloomberglaw.com/exp/eyJjdHh0IjoiTkVWRSIsImlkIjoiMDAwMDAxNzQtY2M3MC1k ODhhLWFkZmYtZWRmMjhiMzAwMDAwIiwic2lnIjoiWXY5Q3BDQVFGeGpmRVVmVHJLUTdRdX p5UWxZPSIsInRpbWUiOiIxNjAxMjkxMDIzIiwidXVpZCI6IlgvbnJnVU52T244cm9GZ2grbG0zUEE9 PVB5SHFkNkxzQjdSUjU1MEFZbU5OY0E9PSIsInYiOiIxIn0=?usertype=External&bwid=0000017 4-cc70-d88a-adff- edf28b300000&qid=6985435&cti=LSCH&uc=1320028559&et=FIRST_MOVE&emc=bneve_bf%3 A2&bna_news_filter=true (Sept. 28, 2020).

• Quoted in Ellen M. Gilmer & Jennifer Kay, “Water Wars at the Supreme Court: ‘It’s Only Going to Get Worse,’ “ Bloomberg Law Litigation, https://www.bloomberglaw.com/exp/eyJjdHh0IjoiTElOVyIsImlkIjoiMDAwMDAxNzQtNzQyYy1kZjY wLWFmN2MtZjU2YzA1MDAwMDAxIiwic2lnIjoiaEZiOERFbjBHaXQ5WHFBeEh5R0JEUXhlYnVjP SIsInRpbWUiOiIxNjAwNDI4ODY2IiwidXVpZCI6IkIzUitQUXdVUnNnWHZpSHZVT0RRNkE9PWcr NEFtanN6UDBwTGFxcjJ6TkFjZGc9PSIsInYiOiIxIn0=?usertype=External&bwid=00000174-742c- df60-af7c- f56c05000001&qid=6979416&cti=LSCH&uc=1320028559&et=FIRST_MOVE&emc=blwnw_bf%3 A1&bna_news_filter=true (Sept. 17, 2020).

• Quoted in Ula Chrobak, “Activists have shut down two major fossil fuel pipelines, at least for now,” Popular Science, https://www.popsci.com/story/environment/dakota-access-pipeline-shut- down/ (July 7, 2020).

• Quoted extensively in Pamela King, “Climate change unleashes interstate water wars,” E&E News Greenwire, https://www.eenews.net/greenwire/2020/05/06/stories/1063047595 (May 6. 2020).

• Quoted in Debbie Elliott & Greg Allen, “A 3-Decade-Long Water Dispute Heads to the Supreme Court,” NPR News, https://www.npr.org/2020/01/07/790136973/a-3-decade-long-water-dispute- heads-to-the-supreme- court?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=morningedition&utm_term= nprnews&utm_content=20200107 (Jan. 7, 2020).

Robin Kundis Craig -- 53 • Quoted in Pamela King, “WOTUS Lawsuits Start Long, Muddy Legal Battle,” ENN Greenwire, https://www.eenews.net/stories/1061365079 (Oct. 24, 2019).

• Quoted in Steve Randall, Updates Column: “Major climate change legislative reforms may be unnecessary,” The Canadian Lawyer, https://www.canadianlawyermag.com/news/general/major- law-firms-pledge-u5-million-for-industry-diversity/304223 (18 Sept 2019).

• Quoted in “Are Existing Environmental Laws Enough to Cope with Accelerating Environmental Change?”, ECO Magazine, https://www.ecomagazine.com/news/regulation/are-existing-laws- enough-to-cope-with-accelerating-environmental-change (Sept. 17, 2019).

• Quoted in “Are existing laws enough to cope with accelerating environmental change?”, AAAS EurekAlert, https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2019-09/uou-ael091019.php (Sept. 16, 2019).

• Quoted in “Are existing environmental laws enough to cope with accelerating environmental change?”, ScienceDaily, https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190916160821.htm (Sept. 16, 2019).

• Quoted in Matthew Renda, “Study: Existing Laws Sufficient to Address Rapid Environmental Changes,” Courthouse News Service, https://www.courthousenews.com/study-existing-laws- sufficient-to-address-rapid-environmental-changes/ (Sept. 16, 2019).

• Quoted in “Are existing laws enough to cope with accelerating environmental change?”, Phys.org, https://phys.org/news/2019-09-laws-cope-environmental.html (Sept 16, 2019).

• Quoted in Olivia Harvey, “Are current environmental laws enough to cope with rapid changes?”, Earth.com, https://www.earth.com/news/current-environmental-laws-changes/ (Sept. 16, 2019).

• Quoted in Jake Bullinger, “The six species are about to be sacrificed for the oil and gas industry,” The Guardian, https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jul/26/endangered-species-act- gray-wolf-oil-gas-industry (July 26, 2018)

• Interviewed on Boise State Public Radio; Amanda Peacher, “Trump Administration Considers Rule That Would Weaken Endangered Species Protections,” http://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/post/trump-administration-considers-rule-would-weaken- endangered-species-protections#stream/0 (April 5, 2018)

• Quoted in Juan Carlos Rodriguez, “Groundwater Comments May Bolster EPA Legal Defense, Law360.com, https://www.law360.com/articles/1018320/groundwater-comments-may-bolster- epa-legal-defense (March 7, 2018)

• Quoted anonymously as “a law professor” in “High Court CWA Suit Poses Test For Gorsuch On Deference, States Rights,” InsideEPA.com, https://insideepa.com/share/208585 (Jan. 18, 2018)

• Quoted repeatedly in Amanda Reilly, “Justices wade into water wars next week,” Greenwire, https://www.eenews.net/stories/1060070253 (Jan. 5, 2018)

• Interviewed for Ritchie Bernardo, 2017’s Greenest Cities in America, https://wallethub.com/edu/most-least-green-cities/16246/#robin-k-craig (Oct. 11, 2017)

Robin Kundis Craig -- 54 • Interviewed regarding “The End of Sustainability” for Nebraska Public Radio, http://netnebraska.org/article/news/1075646/end-sustainability-interview-robin-craig (May 11, 2017)

• Op-Ed: Robin Kundis Craig, “United States marine national monuments are a world legacy,” The Maui News. http://www.mauinews.com/opinion/letters-to-the-editor/2017/08/united-states-marine- national-monuments-are-a-world-legacy/ (Aug. 24, 2017)

• Thomas C. Soren Seminar lecture recording, “Learning to Live with the Trickster: Resilience Theory and Environmental Law in the Anthropocene,” http://ppc.unl.edu/thomas-c-sorensen- seminar-learning-live-trickster-resilience-theory-environmental-law-anthropocene/ (April 13, 2017)

• Noted in Tad Walch, “U., BYU law professors join court brief over Trump executive order on immigration,” Deseret News, https://www.deseretnews.com/article/865672853/U-BYU-law- professors-join-court-brief-over-Trump-executive-order-on-immigration.html (Feb. 5, 2017).

• Quoted in Cynthia Barnett, “Why It’s Important to Save Our Seas’ Pristine Places,” National Geographic Magazine (Feb. 2017) & https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/02/saving-our-seas-president-obama- oceans-conservation/.

• Quoted in Alessandra Potenza, “It’s judges, not Trump, who will decide Obama’s environmental legacy,” The Verge, https://www.theverge.com/2017/1/20/14316574/donald-trump-environment- climate-change-obama-legacy (Jan. 20, 2017).

• Quoted in Robin Meyer, “Can Trump Reverse Obama’s Arctic Drilling Ban?,” The Atlantic, https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/12/can-trump-reverse-obamas-arctic-drilling- ban/511376/ (Dec. 21, 2016).

• Quoted in Rachel Becker, “President Obama blocks new offshore drilling in Arctic and Atlantic,” The Verge, https://www.theverge.com/2016/12/20/14025170/offshore-drilling-oil-gas-leases- obama-1953-act-proclamation#comments (Dec. 20, 2016).

• Quoted in Jennifer A. Dlouhy & Josh Wingrove, “Obama Said to Use 1953 Law to Restrict Offshore Oil Drilling,” Bloomberg, https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-12-19/obama-said-to- use-1953-law-to-block-drilling-in-arctic-atlantic (Dec. 19, 2016).

• Interviewed for and quoted in Robinson Meyer, “Why the EPA Doesn’t Regulate Ocean Acidification,” The Atlantic, http://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/09/why-the-epa- doesnt-regulate-ocean-acidification/499772/ (Sept. 13, 2016).

• Podcast with the University of Melbourne’s Pursuit on “The End of Sustainability,” https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/individuals/professor-robin-craig (March 25, 2016).

• Interviewed on the University of Melbourne’s Up Close radio program on “The End of Sustainability,” https://upclose.unimelb.edu.au/episode/364-end-sustainability-realism-and- resilience-managing-our-natural-resources (March 25, 2016).

• Article featured on Natural Decisions blog (Australia), http://www.naturaldecisions.com.au/diffuse- source-water-pollution-in-australia-and-the-us-a-comparative-law-perspective/ (Jan. 30, 2015)

Robin Kundis Craig -- 55 • Interviewed for and quoted in Lynne Peeples, “Supreme Court Could Make It Harder For Victims to Hazardous Pollutants to Get Justice,” The Huffington Post, https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/16/supreme-court-contamination-cts-camp- lejeune_n_5152698.html (April 17, 2014)

• Interviewed for and quoted in Dan Chapman, “Florida asks Supreme Court to send more Chattahoochee water downstream,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, https://www.ajc.com/news/florida-asks-supreme-court-send-more-chattahoochee-water- downstream/dSTYsYsusyeXRiYTkpb6mI/ (Oct. 1, 2013)

• Quoted in Lauren Gardner, “EPA looks to set water agenda, absent Congressional action,” CQ Roll Call (Sept. 30, 2013)

• Talk featured in Rob Chaney, “Scholar: Climate change could force courts to revise water rights,” The Missoulan, https://missoulian.com/news/local/scholar-climate-change-could-force-courts-to- revise-water-rights/article_75111674-2706-11e3-8861-0019bb2963f4.html (Sept. 27, 2013).

• Interviewed on Montana Public Radio: Sally Mauk, “Environmental law expert says climate change era demands we adapt or die,” http://www.mtpr.org/tags/robin-kundis-craig (Sept. 26, 2013).

• Quoted in Lauren Gardner, “EPA Seeks Definition of ‘Bodies of Water’ for Clean Water Act,” Roll Call, https://www.rollcall.com/news/epa_seeks_definition_of_bodies_of_water_for_clean_water_act- 227853-1.html (Sept. 24, 2013).

• Interviewed for and quoted in Bloomberg BNA, “Texas Court Affirms Agency Effected Taking Over Orchard’s Groundwater Permits” (Sept. 1, 2013)

• Quoted in Manson Bolves Donaldson, “Long battle likely if Florida take water fight to U.S. Supreme Court, experts say,” The Florida Current (Aug. 20, 2013)

• Lecture on Vermont Law School YouTube Channel, “Sustainable Food Systems, Ocean Fish Stocks, and Mariculture,” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-e_XbuOw78 (June 27, 2013)

• Vermont Law School Hot Topics Podcast, “The State of the World’s Fisheries” (June 17, 2013) (available on iTunes)

• Quoted in Brian Maffly, “Utah ruling advances access to public waters crossing public land,” The Salt Lake City Tribune, http://archive.sltrib.com/article.php?id=56058350&itype=cmsid (March 26, 2013)

• Quoted in Doug Fraser, “Scientists: Record temps will alter landscapes,” The Cape Cod Times,” http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20121116/NEWS/211160321 (Nov. 16, 2012)

• Quoted in Bloomberg BNA, “Water Quality Standards for Power Plants Should Adjust for Climate, Professor Says” (March 27, 2012)

• Quoted in Cain Burdeau, Associated Press, “Lawsuits against EPA target nutrients in US waters,” https://www.usnews.com/science/news/articles/2012/03/14/lawsuits-against-epa-target-nutrients- in-us-waters (March 14, 2012), picked up by The Huffington Post, U.S. News & World Report, and The Sacramento Bee

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• Quoted in Jesse Greenspan, “EPA shifts focus of Clean Water Act regime,” Law360, https://www.law360.com/articles/220012/epa-shifts-focus-of-clean-water-act-regime (Feb. 23, 2011)

• Quoted in "Cape Cod Nitrogen Lawsuits May Set Precedents, But Consequences Are Hard To Predict," The Cape Cod Enterprise (Sept. 7, 2010)

• Quoted in John Schwartz, “Weighing the Possibility of Bankruptcy for BP,” The New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/10/us/10bp.html?_r=2 (July 9, 2010)

• Article featured: “Craig on Administrative Law in the Roberts Court,” Legal Theory Blog, http://lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/2009/09/craig-on-administrative-law-in-the-roberts- court.html (Sept. 15, 2009)

• Mercer Law School Environmental Law Virtual Guest Speaker, “Implementing a Public Health Approach in Pollution Enforcement,” http://www2.law.mercer.edu/elaw/rcraig2.html (March 24, 2008)

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICE: ONGOING: Scholarship Reviews in connection with tenure, promotion, and chair appointments. I have written such letters for numerous institutions, including: University of Melbourne Faculty of Law; University of Calgary School of Law; University of Alberta School of Law; University of British Columbia Faculty of Law; Tulane University School of Law; University of Washington College of Law and College of the Environment; Arizona State University School of Law; UC Davis School of Law; University of Massachusetts—Dartmouth School of Public Policy; University of Utah S.J. Quinney School of Law; University of Maryland School of Law; Indiana University—Indianapolis School of Law; Brigham Young University School of Law; University of Montana School of Law; University of South Carolina School of Law; Wayne State University School of Law; Vermont Law School; Southern Illinois University School of Law, Thomas Jefferson School of Law; McGeorge School of Law; Florida A&M College of Law; University of Toledo College of Law; Western New England University College of Law.

ONGOING: Peer Reviews of Professional Articles for a variety of journals, including PNAS, PLoS ONE, Ecology & Society, Ocean & Coastal Management, Journal of the American Water Resources Association (JAWRA), Social Policy & Administration, and many others.

EDITORSHIPS: Jan. 2021-Present: Specialty Chief Editor, Frontiers Climate: Climate Change Law & Policy: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/climate/sections/climate-law-and-policy

Nov. 2020-present: Editorial Board, Ocean and Coastal Management

Nov. 2020-present: Series Editor, Wallace Stegner Series in Environmental Studies, University of Utah Press

Oct. 2020-present: Guest Associate Editor, Frontiers Climate: Risk Management: Coordinating Climate Change Adaptation as Risk Management

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Nov. 2019-present: Editorial Board, Natural Resources & Environment (ABA SEER)

June 2017-present: Founding Editorial Board Member, Case Studies in the Environment (University of California)

Aug. 2015-July 2017: Editorial Board, Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal

Aug. 2004-Aug. 2014: Supreme Court News Editor, Administrative & Regulatory Law News, Administrative Law Section, American Bar Association.

ADVISORY BOARDS and CONSULTANTSHIPS: May 2021-present: Advisory Board, Center for Water Policy, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee

Jan. 2018-Dec. 2022: External Advisory Board, University of Nebraska—Lincoln, School of Natural Resources, Natural Resources Traineeship (NRT) Program. National Science Foundation-funded Ph.D. and Masters interdisciplinary program on the resilience of agro-ecosystems, including the food-energy-water ecosystem-climate nexus.

Jan.-June 2014 Nutrient Technical Advisory Team for the River Network Mississippi River Innovative Nutrient Reduction Policies Project

Aug. 2011-Dec. 2012: Consultant, Environmental Defense Fund. Helping to coordinate research for and draft a 50-state survey of state nonpoint source pollution programs.

June-July, 2011: Legal Consultant, Council on Environmental Cooperation, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Reviewed report on Clean Water Act issues arising from emissions of coal-fired power plants.

May 2009-Aug. 2009: Legal Consultant, Commission for Environmental Cooperation, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The CEC was created by the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation, the environmental side agreement to NAFTA. I provide advice regarding discharges of mercury from coal-fired powered plants in connection with Submission SEM-04-005.

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION SECTION ON ENVIRONMENT, ENERGY, AND RESOURCES: Nov. 2019-present: Editorial Board, Natural Resources & Environment (ABA SEER)

May 2017-April 2018: Planning Committee, 36th Annual Water Law Conference

April 2017-April 2018: Planning Committee, 47th Annual Spring Conference on Environmental, Energy, and Natural Resources Law

Aug. 2016-Aug. 2019: Co-Chair, Special Committee on Law Professors

July 2015-March 2016: Planning Committee, 34th Annual Water Law Conference

July 2014-June 2015: Chair, 33rd Annual Water Law Conference

Aug. 2013-Aug. 2014: Co-Chair, Water Resources Committee, Section on Environment, Energy, & Resources, American Bar Association.

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July 2013-June 2014: Vice-Chair, 32nd Annual Water Law Conference

April 2013-March 2014: Planning Committee, 43rd Annual Spring Conference on Environmental, Energy, and Natural Resources Law

July 2013-June 2014: Vice Chair, 32nd Annual Water Law Conference, Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources, American Bar Association.

April 2013-March 2014: Planning Committee, 43rd Annual Spring Environmental Law Conference, Section on Environment, Energy, & Resources, American Bar Association.

Aug. 2011-Aug. 2012: Co-Chair, Marine Resources Committee.

Aug. 2010-Aug. 2013: Executive Council

Aug. 2009-Aug.2011: Chair, Marine Resources Committee Vice Chair for Newsletter, Constitutional Law Committee

Aug. 2007-Aug. 2009: Chair, Constitutional Environmental Law Committee Vice Chair for Publications, Marine Resources Committee

Sept. 2006-Aug. 2009: Book Publications Committee

Feb. 2005- Aug. 2007: Vice Chair for Newsletter, Constitutional Law Committee

Aug. 2004-Aug. 2010: Working Group on Ocean Policy. I represented the ABA’s Section on Environment, Energy, and Resources and that Section’s Marine Resources Committee on this ABA-wide working group to formulate the ABA’s position on, and recommendations for, U.S. ocean policy in light of the Pew Oceans Commission’s and the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy’s reports, to enable the ABA to lobby Congress for new legislation. • Generated initial chart comparing Commissions’ recommendations and President Bush’s December 2004 response. • One of two drafters of the ABA’s three resolutions, and the primary drafter of both the resolution on government coordination and structure and the resolution on an ecosystem-based national marine policy. • Drafted most of the accompanying reports for the two resolutions. • Acted as the coordinator for SEER’s response to the resolutions and reports. • Appeared in front of the ABA House of Delegates on August 8, 2005, to argue in favor of the first three resolutions, all of which were passed. • Assist in the ABA’s continuing lobbying efforts in Congress. • Prepared one-page briefing document for congresspersons on Ocean Policy for the 2007 “ABA Day” on Capitol Hill. • Helped prepare the ABA’s Summer 2008 comments on H.R. 21, the proposed National Oceans Policy Act.

Aug. 2003-Aug. 2004: Vice Chair for Programs, Marine Resources Committee

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENT LAWYERS: October 2020-present: Board of Regents

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May 2019-present: Education Committee

May 2019-present: Outreach Committee

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS: Jan. 2018-present: Executive Board, Section on Environmental Law

Jan. 2017-Jan. 2018: Chair, Section on Environmental Law

Jan. 2016-Jan. 2017: Chair-Elect, Section on Environmental Law

Jan. 2015-Jan. 2016: Secretary, Section on Environmental Law

Jan. 2014-Jan. 2015: Treasurer, Section on Environmental Law

Jan. 2010-Jan. 2011: Chair, Natural Resources Law Section

Jan. 2009-Jan. 2014: Executive Board, Natural Resources Law Section

Jan. 2008-Jan.2014: Executive Board, Environmental Law Section

Jan. 2007-Jan. 2008: Chair, Maritime Law Section

Jan. 2006-Jan. 2007: Vice Chair, Maritime Law Section

Jan. 2005-Jan. 2006: Secretary, Maritime Law Section

Jan. 2004-Jan. 2005: Treasurer, Maritime Law Section

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW INSTITUTE: May 2021-present: Faculty, Communicating Sea Level Rise

March 2021-present: Author, Climate Judiciary Project

April 2019-present: Environmental Law Institute, Small-Scale Fisheries Law Project Consultative Committee

July 2006-Dec. 2009: Advisory Board, Endangered Environmental Laws, Environmental Law Institute, Washington, D.C.

NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, and MEDICINE: April 2019-March 2021: Eighth Committee on Independent Scientific Review of Everglades Restoration Progress (NASEM CISRERP VIII)

July 2015-Dec. 2016: Committee to Review the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Program, Part II

Jan.2014-Feb. 2015: National Research Council, Committee to Review the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Program

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July 2009-Aug. 2012: Committee on Clean Water Act Implementation Across the Mississippi River Basin, Water Science & Technology Board, National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences.

July 2008-Jan. 2009: Committee on the Mississippi River and the Clean Water Act: Scientific, Modeling, and Programmatic Aspects of Implementation, Water Science & Technology Board, National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences.

Aug. 2005-Sept. 2007: Committee on the Mississippi River Basin and the Clean Water Act, Water Science & Technology Board, National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences. August 2005-September 2007. I was one of nine members of this Committee, who researched and produced a report on the effect of the Clean Water Act on the Mississippi River basin’s water quality.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERAL LAW FOUNDATION: Aug. 2021-June 2022: Co-Chair, Planning Committee, 2022 Natural Resources Law Teachers Conference, Asilomar Conference Center, Monterey, CA

Dec. 2020-Nov. 2021: Planning Committee, Second Annual Water Law Conference. Santa Fe, NM.

Aug. 2020-June 2021: Co-Chair, Planning Committee, 2021 Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute (ONLINE)

May 2019-Nov. 2020: Planning Committee, First Annual Water Law Conference. Online because of COVID.

May 2019-Dec. 2019: Chair, Law Professor Strategic Plan Task Force,

Aug. 2018-May 2019: Co-Chair, Planning Committee, 2019 Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute, Missoula, MT

July 2018-July 2021 Trustee at Large

July 2017-Present: Co-Chair, Natural Resources Law Teachers Committee

Sept. 2015-July 2016: Co-Chair, Water Law Section, 62nd Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Conference, July 2016

Sept.2014-May 2015: Planning Committee, 2015 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute, Salt Lake City, UT

Aug. 2012-June 2013: Planning Committee, 2013 Natural Resources Law Teachers Institute, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation.

OTHER NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICE: April 2020-present: Exploring Options to Authorize Offshore Aquaculture Workshop Series, National Sea Grant Law Center.

Robin Kundis Craig -- 61 May 2017-March 2019: World Bank, Joint Technical-Legal Peer Review Group to advise the refinement and ongoing development of a global dataset on water law and agriculture under the World Bank’s Enabling the Business of Agriculture (EBA) project

Aug. 2016-July 2018: Treasurer & Board of Directors, Environmental Law Collaborative (new corporation for the business of the Collaborative)

Feb. 2008-Dec. 2011: Apalachicola River Brainstorming Group. Help a coalition of environmental interests in Florida compose legal strategies for protecting the water and natural resources of the ACF Basin for Florida.

Aug. 2006-Aug. 2009: Co-Chair, Environmental Law Committee, Administrative Law Section, American Bar Association

July 2006-Aug. 2008: Litigation Advisory Team, Surfrider Florida. Helped to advise Surfrider and other environmental NGOs regarding the strengths, weaknesses, and potential public interest effect of various potential citizen environmental actions in Florida. Helped prepare testimony for the Clean Oceans Bill for the 2007 Florida Legislature. Attended hearings on the bill.

June 2004-May 2006: Pro Bono Assistance, Hoosier Environmental Council, Indianapolis, IN. I volunteered assistance on Clean Water Act projects, such as the sewer overflow issue in Indiana.

May 2004-May 2006: Energy & Mineral Law Foundation, Indiana University Representative, Board of Trustees. Represented the Indiana University School of Law, which is a Governing Member Organization, at annual meetings of the Board. Also worked as scholarship liaison for Indiana University—Indianapolis law students.

Aug. 2002-Aug. 2004: Pro Bono Assistance, Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund, Washington, D.C.. I worked with counsel in charge of marine issues, who circulated my writings on marine issues to the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy and the Pew Ocean Commission.

Mar. 2002-Mar. 2004: Coral Reef Jury Panel, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). I was part of a team putting together a two-volume report analyzing the scientific and legal issues surrounding the laying of communications cables in coral reef ecosystems.

June 2000-Aug. 2005: Pro Bono Counsel and Co-Petitioner, Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). I assisted PEER with its petitions to the Coral Reef Task Force and the FCC to ensure that companies protect coral reefs while laying offshore fiber-optic cables. In Fall 2000, I coordinated a student-researched response to NOAA's proposed rules respecting communications cables in National Marine Sanctuaries. In Fall 2001, I help PEER respond to proposed methods for calculating fees for laying cables.

June 2000-May 2002: Pro Bono Research Assistance, Center for Marine Conservation. I directed and supplemented student background research project to assist the Center for Marine Conservation in its administrative law and litigation efforts.

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:

Robin Kundis Craig -- 62 June 2021-Oct. 2021: 1L Reading Group: Biodiversity, Climate Change, and the Law

May 2021-May 2022: Faculty Appointments Committee, Gould School of Law

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH: Aug. 2020-June 2021: Chair, College of Law Curriculum Committee College of Law Judicial Clerkship Committee

Aug. 2019-June 2020: Chair, College of Law Awards Committee College of Law Ad Hoc Committee on T.A. Academic Credit College of Law Admissions Committee College of Law Fellowship Selection Committee

July 2019-June 2021: University Press Faculty Editorial Advisory Committee

Jan. 2019-June 2019: College of Law Academic Appeals & Misconduct Committee

Aug. 2018-June 2021: University Teaching and Awards Committee Faculty Advisor, Natural Resources Law Forum

Aug. 2018-June 2019: College of Law Awards Committee

Aug. 2017-June 2018: Chair, Curriculum Committee Chair, College of Law Faculty Development Committee College of Law Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Policies

Aug. 2016-June 2021: University Academic Senate Advisory Committee on Academic Policy

Aug. 2016-June 2021: University Academic Senate Consolidated Hearing Committee

Aug. 2016-June 2017: College of Law Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Policies College of Law Admissions Committee College of Law Curriculum Committee Chair, 1L Subcommittee College of Law Faculty Development Committee

July 2016-June 2017: Acting Director, Stegner Center for Land, Resources, and Environment, S.J. Quinney College of Law College of Law Fellowship Selection Committee

May 2016-June 2021: University Water Center Executive Board

March 2016-June 2021: Grounds & Water Working Group, University of Utah Sustainability Action Plan

Aug. 2015-June 2016: Chair, College of Law Teaching Committee College of Law Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Policies College of Law Faculty Development Committee College of Law Tenured Faculty Review Committee

Aug. 2015: Faculty, 1L Introduction to Law Course

March 2015-June 2021: Faculty Advisor, College of Law Student Animal Defense Fund

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Feb. 2015-June 2021: University of Utah Representative, Board on Oceans, Atmosphere, and Climate, Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities

Aug. 2014-June 2015: University Academic Senate Executive Committee Chair, College of Law Teaching Commitee College of Law ABA Site Visit Committee College of Law Building Committee

Aug. 2013-June 2016: University Academic Senator

Aug. 2013-June 2014: Chair, College of Law Programs Committee College of Law Building Committee

Aug. 2012-June 2013: Co-Chair, College of Law Programs Committee College of Law Building Committee

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY: Aug. 2011-Dec. 2011: College of Law Promotion and Tenure Committee

June 2011-Dec. 2011: Chair, College of Law Appointments Committee

Jan. 2011-June 2011: Chair, College of Law Lateral Appointments Committee

Aug. 2010-Dec. 2011: Steering Committee, Florida Climate Institute

Aug. 2010-May 2011: College of Law Promotion and Tenure Committee

Feb. 2010-Dec. 2011: Advisory Committee, University Center for Medicine and Law

Aug. 2009-May 2010: Chair, Admissions Committee

May 2009-April 2012: Associate Dean for Environmental Programs

March 2009-Dec. 2011: University internal Advisory Committee, Florida State University Coastal & Marine Laboratory

Aug. 2008-Dec. 2011: Faculty Advisor, Women’s Law Society

Aug. 2008-May 2009: Chair, College of Law Admissions Committee

June 2008-Aug. 2008: Oxford Study Abroad Program Teaching Faculty

Jan. 2008-Dec. 2008: College of Law Appointments Committee

Jan. 2007-Dec. 2007: College of Law Appointments Committee

Aug. 2006-June 2012: Co-Director, Program in Environmental & Land Use Law

Aug. 2006-May 2007: College of Law Admissions Committee

Robin Kundis Craig -- 64 INDIANA UNIVERSITY—INDIANAPOLIS: Aug. 2005-May 2006: Chair, Curriculum Committee

April 2005-May 2006: Law School Ranking Task Force

Aug. 2004-May 2005: Executive Committee (faculty elected) Faculty Hiring Committee

Aug.-Dec. 2003: Curriculum Committee Faculty Colloquium Committee Technology Committee

Aug. 2002-May 2006: Faculty Advisor, Environmental Law Society

Aug. 2002-May 2003: Faculty Hiring Committee Technology Committee

WESTERN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE OF LAW: Aug. 2001-May 2002: Admissions Committee

Jan. 2001-May 2002: Bar Prep Committee

Aug. 2000-May 2001: Admissions Committee

June 2000-Oct. 2002: Orientation Committee

Jan. 2000-May 2001: Dean Search Committee Campus-Wide Lecture Day Committee

PROFESSIONAL ADMISSIONS and MEMBERSHIPS: Oregon State Bar (1996) (inactive) Federal Bar of United States District Court for the District of Oregon (1997) American Association for the Advancement of Science American Bar Association -- Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources Administrative Law Section Marine Resources Committee Committee on Constitutional Environmental Law Water Resources Committee American College of Environmental Lawyers (2019) American Law Institute (April 2015) American Society of Environmental History Association of American Law Schools – Administrative Law Environmental Law Law and the Humanities Maritime Law Section

Robin Kundis Craig -- 65 Natural Resources Civil Procedure Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Society for Conservation Biology

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