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cjel-5474	Rosenblatt, Arnold; Weinberg, Philip; Schechter, Minda	Book Reviews	2020	20	.pdf	application/pdf	6642	268	48	Part I of the book, encompassing the first three chapters, gener- ally attempts to place the topic of energy law in its present factual perspective as well as review some of its legal underpinnings. And, in a recent decision dis- missing a nuisance action seeking to bar an oil refinery from scenic Jamestown, R. I., the court quoted from an 1874 English opin- ion: If some picturesque haven opens its arms to invite the com- merce of the world, it is not for this court to forbid the embrace, although the fruit of it should be the sights, and sounds, and smells of a common seaport and shipbuilding town, which would drive the Dryads and their masters from their ancient solitudes.14 No discussion of energy law would be complete without a look at the economic considerations which motivate so many energy decisions-salt in the stew, or flour, depending on the reader's perspective.	cache/cjel-5474.pdf	txt/cjel-5474.txt