Journal of Energy Law and Policy Vol. 06 1985

Table of Contents: A Primer of Utah Water Law: Part II; An Assessment of Conservation Easements: One Method of Protecting Utah's Landscape; Implementing PURPA: The Selection of an Appropriate Methodology for Determining Avoided Costs in Utah; The Natural Gas Regulatory Dilemma: A Market Solution, Another Complex Compromise, or the Status Quo?; An Explanation of Louisiana Mineral Law and the Doctrine of Liberative Prescription: Policy Considerations for Common Law Jurisdictions?; Revenue Ruling 83-46: Draining the Pool-of Capital Doctrine; Bennion v. Utah State Board of Oil, Gas & Mining: Interpreting the Pooling Provisions of Utah's Oil and Gas Conservation Act; Summa Corp. v. California es rel. State Lands Commission: A New Limitation on Public Trust Easements; Silva v. Township of Ada: An Old Idea Whose Time has Come and Gone; Kearns-Tribune Corp. v. Public Service Commission: Tag-Line...You're Not It; Silkwood v. Kerr-McGee Corp.: Unpredicted Fallout; Uncertainty and Risk: A Public Policy Approach to Acid Rain; Behind the Acid Rain Facade; Acid Deposition Control Benefits as Problematic; Acid Rain: Corroding United States-Canadian Relations; Who'll Stop the Rain? One Solution to the Acid Rain Problem: An Analysis of Senate Bill 768; Using the Interstate Compact to Control Acid Deposition; Altruism, Politicians, and Polluters; Acid Deposition and H.R. 3400, Exercise in Funding and Futility