Journal of Energy, Natural Resources & Environmental Law Volume 14 No. 2 1994

Table of Contents: Oil and Gas Conservation in Utah After Cowling: The Law of Capture Receives a New Lease on Life; Defining the Property Interest: A Vital Issue in Wetlands Takings Analysis After Lucas; New York v. United States: On the Road Back to National League of Cities and Substantive Limits on Congress's Commerce Clause Power; The Upstream Battle in the Protection of Utah's Instream Flows; Intervening Environmental Organizations have Standing to Defend Fish and Wildlife Service Regulations; Enforcement of Colorado Hazardous Waste Management Act no Precluded by CERCLA; Hazardous Material Transportation Act Preempts Enforcement of Tribal Ordinance without Infringing on Tribal Sovereignty; Nonconsenting Mineral Interest Owners not Entitled to Oil and Gas Proceeds; NEPA's Extraterritorial Application in Antarctica; Property Rights of Cheyenne Sioux Tribe Nontrust Reservation Lands Abrogated; Tenth Circuit Rules on Recovery of Costs for Response Actions and Litigation under CERCLA; Economic Values Take Top Priority on Utah's School Trust Lands; Ninth Circuit Court Upholds EPA's Authority to Regultae Emissions Affecting Grand Canyon National Park; Environmental Protection Agency's Regulation of Disposal of Toxic Substances in Solid Waste Landfills; Sentencing Courts Have Little Discretion in Applying Hazardous Waste Disposal Sentencing Guidelines; Indians, Natural Resources, and the Trust Responsibility; A Brief Introduction to R.S. 2477 Rights-of-Way; Ten Essential Points Concerning R.S. 2477 Rights-of-Way; Federal Statutory Grants are not Placeholders for Manipulated State Law: A Response to Ms. Hjelle; Reply to Mr. Lockhart: An Explanation of R.S. 2477 Precedent; Didrickson v. United States Department of Interior: Standing in the Right Place; The Taking of Marine Mammals Under the Marine Mammal Protection Act: Domestic and International Implications; NEPA: All Form, No Substance?; Agricultural Water Conservation in Utah: More than Just a Drop in the Bucket