Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law Volume 19 No. 1 1999

Table of Contents: Finding the Stenerian Compromise Between Conservation and Development; The Role of Private and Public Lands in the Development of Aldo Leopold's Land Ethic; The Canyon Country Partnership and Ecosystem-Based Management on the East-Central Colorado Plateau; Hazardous Refuge: Superfund Cleanups in the Presence of Endangered Species; Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument: Preservation or Politics?; Supreme Court Denies Review of Challenges Made to Forest Management Plan; Fourth Circuit Upholds Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Order Granting License Amendment; Fifth Circuit Rejects EPA Rule Requiring State and Federal Agency Consultation as a Precondition for State Permitting Programs; Ninth Circuit Requires the Forest Service to Strictly Adhere to its Statutory Duties; Tenth Circuit Rejects Bid to Stop 1996 "Re-Inventory" of Public Lands in Utah for Wilderness Characteristics; Supreme Court Dismisses Citizens' Suit for Past Violations of EPCRA for Lack of Standing; Ninth Circuit Finds Uranium Mill Trailings are Beyond the Regulatory Authority of the Environmental Protection Agency; "The Passes Rise and Fall..." Following Wallace Stegner Over the Mountains; Selected Contributions of Aldo Leopold to Conservation Biology; Changing the Focus: Managing State Trust Lands in the Twenty-First Century; Regulating Hardrock Mining: To What Extent Can the States Regulate Mining on Federal Lands?; Open Space Preservation in Utah: Techniques, Tools, and First "Quality Growth" Steps; Tipping the Scales: Why Congress and the President Should Create a Federal Interim Storage Facility for High-Level Radioactive Waste; The 1998 Utah Schools and Lands Exchange Act: Project BOLD II