Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law Volume 28 No. 2 2008

Table of Contents: This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land: Indian Land Claims; Revisitinge the Colorado River Compact: Time for a Change; Marketplace Reallocation in the Colorado River Basin: Better Utilization of the West's Scarce Water Resources; Dividing the Pie- Dealing with Surplus and Dourght: Examining the Colorado River Compact of 1922; Colorado River Compact Entitlements, Clearing up Misconceptions; Beyond the Divisions: A Compact the Unites; The Energy Policy Act and its Categorical Exclusions: What Happened to the Extraordinary Circumstance Exception?; The Last Untapped River in Utah: An Argument Against the Development of the Bear River; Dog Days of Climate Change: Heating the Debate for Federal Cap-and-Trade; The Washington County Growth and Conservation Act of 2006: Evaluating a New Paradigm in Legislated Land Exchanges; The Fire Next Time: Land Use Planning in the Wildland/Urban Interface; Revitalizing Zion: Nineteenth-Centure Mormonism and Today's Urban Sprawl; Claiming the Shields: Law, Anthropology, and the Role of Storytelling in a NAGPRA Repatriation Case Study; Finding Common Ground: Moral Values and Cultural Identity in Early Conflict over the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument; "Technically Open": The Debate over Native American Reserved Groundwater Rights; Diffusing the Problem: How Adopting a Policy to Safely Store America's Nuclear Waste May Help Combat Climate Change; SITLA and Legislative Oversight- Wise Long-term Direction under Evolving Charitable Trust Duty, or Shortsighted Micromanagement?; New Changes to 30 C.F.R. 100.3(c): Weaknesses and Suggested Improvements in the Assessment of a Mine Operator's History of Violations; Why has State v. Hutchinson Been Ignored? An Analysis of Why Utah Cities Lack Authority to Exact Water