Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law Volume 18 No. 2 1998

Table of Contents: Forward; Inside the Earth; Making the West Whole Again: Historical Perspective on Restoration; Restoration as the Order of the 21st Century: An Ecologist's Perspective; Private Property Interests, Wildlife Restoration, & Competing Visions of a Western Eden; Restoring the Land and Mind; Meeting the Challenge of Change in Western Communities; Cleanup and Restoration: Who Should Pay?; Restoration of Injured Natural Resources Under CERCLA; Restoration of the Lower Truckee River Ecosystem: Challenges and Opportunities; Thinking About Environmentally Sustainable Development in the American West; The Wildlife Habitat Council: Benefits for Wildlife and Business; Supreme Court Expands Standing Under the Endangered Species Act; Sierra Club v. Martin: The Eleventh Circuit's Interpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act; Tenth Circuit Denies Motion for Injunction Challenging the Army's Proposed Operation of Chemical Weapons Facility Near Tooele, Utah; Federal Court Upholds Most of the Provisions of the Final Water Quality Guidance for the Great Lake System; States Can Allow Their Cars to Pollute; Ninth Circuit Overturns EPA's "Import for Disposal Rule"; Atlantic Coast Demolition & Recycling, Inc. v. Board of Chosen Freeholders of Atlantic County: Commerce Clause Poses Problems for State Laws Protecting the Environmental; United States v. Cordova Chemical Company of Michigan: Redefining the Parameters of Corporate Liability Under CERCLA; United States v. Ahmad: Fifth Circuit "Knowingly" Reverses Clean Water Act Conviction of Convenience Store Owner; Mandatory Environmental Auditing: A Better Way to Secure Environmental Protection in the United States and Canada; PUD 1, Thomas, and the Future of Section 401 of the Clean Water Act: An Expansion of State Regulation; Let There be Light, Air and Views: It's Time to Take Another Look at Utah State Road Commission v. Miya; Gaining Access to Billions of Dollars and Having a Nuclear Waste Backyard; Property Tax Appraisal of Conservation Easements in Utah; Leaky Tanks in a Solid System: Utah's Administrative Law Process Upheld in V-1 Oil Company v. Department of Environmental Quality