Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law Volume 26 No. 2 2006

Table of Contents: Regulating Versus Paying Land Owners to Protect the Environment; Conservation Easements-A Troubled Adolescence; Reconciling Property Rights and Land Conservation: The Hybrid Paradigm; Coming Home: Instilling a Connection to the Land; National Land Use Planning in America, Briefly; Protecting Ecosystems and Natural Resources by Revising Conceptions of Ownership, Rights, and Valuation; A Separate Peace?: Utah's R.S. 2477 Memorandum of Understanding, Disclaimers of Interest, and the Future of R.S. 2477 Rights-of-Way in the West; Much Ado About Nothing? The Martin's Cove Lease Agreement; America's Troubled Roads; PECE and Cooperative Conservation: Innovation or Subversion under the Endangered Species Act?; Comparing Wilderness Restoration and Fire Policy in Three Federal Agencies: Variations on a Theme in Northern Arizona; In Defense of NEPA: The Case of the Legacy Parkway; From Monkeywrenching to Mass Destruction: Eco-sabotage and the American West; Insult to Injury: How Government Requirements Should Protect the Public from the Hardrock Mine Contamination and the Financial Liability of its Reclamation; Coalbed Methane in Utah: Designing a Successful Approach; The Uranium Mining and Milling Industry in Utah; The Navajo Uranium Ban: Tribal Sovereignty v. National Energy Demands; The Manic Organic Panic: First Amendment Freedoms and Farming or the Attack of the Agriculture Appropriations Rider; Hunters Oil, Native Americans and Archaeologists: Can Conflicting Interests Co-exist on the "Most Significant Archaeological Find in North America in 50 Years?"