Journal of Energy, Natural Resources & Environmental Law Volume 13 No. 2 1993

Table of Contents: Remarks of David R. Brower: It's Healing Time on Earth; The Public Use Paradox and the Takings Clause; Trees in the Forest: A Reply to Professor Laitos; The General Duty to Prevent Accidental Releases of Extremely Hazardous Substances: The General Duty Clause of Section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act; Toxic Torts, Public Health Data and the Evolving Common Law: Compensation for Increased Risk of Future Injury; The CUP Holds the Solution: Utah's Hybrid Alternative to Water Markets; State Common-Law Tort Labeling Claims are Pre-empted by FIFRA; Colorado Adopts a Prevention First Pollution Policy; Use of Air Pollution Control Laws to Prevent Shipments of Radioactive Waste; Wind River Reservation Tribes Prohibited from Using Their Water Right Instream to Enhance Fish Habitat; Appropriation of Conditional Water Rights in Colorado; The Ninth Circuit Standing Requirements for Environmental Organizations; Colorado's New Alternative Fuel Financial Incentive Program; Colorado Statute Preempts Home-Rule City Land Use Regulation; Intentional Discharge of Hazardous Waste Violates Terms of Comprehensive General Liability Insurance Policy; Congressional Action Exempts Observatory from the Endangered Species Act; Colorado's Hazardous Materials Transportation Regulations Preempted by Federal HMTUSA; Land of Fire, Land of Conquest: The Colorado Plateau and Some Questions for Its Future; Symposium Panel Discussions: Water Allocation Issues on the Colorado Plateau, Wilderness Designation Issues on the Colorado Plateau; Future of the Colorado Plateau; Bankrupting CERCLA: Amending the Bankruptcy Code to Allow CERCLA Contingent Claims for Contribution; Standing to Protect the Global Environment: A Call for Congressional Action; New Mexico v. Watkins: A Missed Opportunity to Provide a Structure for FLPMA's Withdrawal Procedures