for wave-generated electricity. Each of the six major program areas is this diverse, and most of the research done by ELI has such a focus on single issues. ELI typically publishes the results of its research in research reports. Publications Research Publications Most of the work done by the ELI research and policy staff becomes reports that are produced in-house and published electronically. ELI makes these reports available, usually free of charge, on their website. Periodicals Other periodicals by ELI are available via subscription (The Environmental Law Reporter) or membership (The Environmental Forum). The Environmental Law Reporter's (ELR's) News & Analysis is the Institute’s flagship publication, with its first issue appearing in January 1971 shortly after the founding of ELI. Publishing submissions from academic and practicing attorneys, the journal’s authors review court cases, laws, legal trends, and agency actions. Articles address topics in state and federal law. ELR News & Analysis is issued 12 times per year and has a circulation of 850 organizational subscribers. ELR also produces Weekly Update, Daily Update, available online and on its website. ELR also has a vast collection of court decisions, congressional materials, agency guidance documents, and other information useful to the environmental practitioner. ELR's collection goes back to 1969. It is a subscription-based service, but many items can be accessed for free. The Environmental Forum (TEF) is ELI’s non-technical publication, founded in 1982. Like ELR's journal, News & Analysis, it publishes articles primarily written by authors outside ELI’s research staff. Unlike 'News & Analysis', however, TEF is written for a general audience. It keeps its readership abreast of developments in environmentalism, particularly with respect to legislation and enforcement. TEF is available only to ELI Associates as a membership benefit and is not a subscription item. It comes out bimonthly to a circulation of 3500. The Journal of Energy and Environmental Law (JEEL) is a student run journal published by The George Washington University Law School in cooperation with ELI. Issued three times a year as a supplement to ELI’s Environmental Law Reporter (ELR) News & Analysis, the first edition was released in July 2010, with the subsequent edition to appear in January 2011. The annual subscription rate is US$30. The journal will focus on both energy-related and environment-related legal and policy issues and their intersections. It is particularly interested in articles addressing international treaties, legislative initiatives in other countries, U.S. federal and state