Journal of Energy, Natural Resources & Environmental Law Volume 15 No. 2 1995

Table of Contents: The Interaction Between the Common Law Implied Covenants to Prevent Drainage and Market and the Federal Oil and Gas Lease; RCRA's Oil Field Wastes Exemption and CERCLA's Petroleum Exclusion: Are They Justified?; Shultz v. Department of Army: Seasonal Use of a Trail with Definite Termini Sufficient to Establish an R.S. 2477 Right-of-Way in Alaska; Litigation Related Attorney's Fees Unrecoverable under CERCLA's Private Cost Recovery Action; District Courts Can Review a Property Owner's Contentions of Irreparable Harm During an EPA Cleanup Program; Public Utility District No. 1 of Jefferson County v. Washington Department of Ecology: A Strong Holding for State Authority to Regulate Waterways, But Will it Hold Water?; Hoffman Homes, Inc. v. Administrator, EPA: The Seventh Circuit's Approach to Wetland Regulation; City of Chicago v. Environmental Defense Fund: Ash From Household Waste Incineration May Require Disposal as Hazardous Waste; Kelley v. Environmental Protection Agency: The Federal Judiciary, Not the EPA, Possesses the Adjudicative Authority to Define the Scope of Lender Liability Under CERCLA; The Fourth Circuit Allows Judicial Review of Damage Claims When Review Does Not Conflict With Consent Order Under RCRA; In re Torwico Electronics: The Greening of the Bankruptcy Code; United States Supreme Court Strikes Down Municipal Solid Waste Flow Control Ordinance; Pollutants not Listed on NPDES Permits are not Prohibited; Letter from the Editor; National Park and Public Land Ecosystems: Meeting the Challenge of Common Boundaries and Conflicting Mandates; Introduction to Keynote Address; Keynote Address: Some Thoughts About Relationships, Transboundary and Otherwise; National Parks, Ecosystem Management, and the Law; Shaping Tools for Ecosystem Management; The New World Mine and Grizzly Bears: A Window on Ecosystem Management; Mine Plan Operation; USFS Mine Plan Review Process; Water Quality Protection; Final Workshop Discussions; Searching for the Public Trust Doctrine in Utah Water Law; Forest Service Regulations Governing Mining: Ecosystem Preservation Versus Economically Feasible Mining in the National Forests; Stigma Damages-The Recovery of Diminished Property Values as a Result of Environmental Contamination; The Federal Advisory Committee Act: Keeping Interjurisdictional Ecosystem Management Groups Open and Legal; Salmon v. Hydropower in the Columbia Basin: The Time for Action is Now