Journal of Energy Law and Policy Vol. 05 1983-84

Table of Contents: Resource Economics: A Property Rights Perspective; An Analysis of Regional Interstate Compacts for the Disposal of Low-Level Radioactive Wastes; Utah's Oil and Gas Conservation Act of 1983; FLPMA's Wilderness Study Areas: Valid Existing Rights and the NonImpairment Standard; Interim Rate Relief and Procedural Due Process: Analyzing Utah's Interim Rate Relief Statute Under Entitlement-Era Principles; Branch v. Western Petroleum: Utah Adopts Principles of Strict Liability and Nuisance Per Se for the Pollution of Groundwater; National Audubon Society v. Superior Court: A Watershed Case Integrating the Public Trust Doctrine and California Water Law; Pacific Gas and Electric Co. v. State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission: Preemption of State Regulation of Nuclear Power; Moser v. United States Steel Corp.: Owners of "Other Minerals" Hit Pay Dirt as Texas Buries Acker-Reed Surface Destruction Test; A Primer of Utah Water Law: Part I; Natural Gas, In Turmoil and Transition; Is the Pipeline's Certificate Obligation an Impediment to Competition in the Natural Gas Industry?; The Rule of Capture: Government and the Oil Industry; Procedures, Costs and Rate Structures for Decommissioning Nuclear Reactors; Chemical Bank v. WPPSS: A Case of Judicial Meltdown; New Mexico Solar Rights Scheme: The Light at the End of the Tunnel; Continental Illinois National Bank v. Washington: Does the Contract Clause Mandate the Completion of Nuclear Power Plants at All Costs?