Journal of Energy Law and Policy Vol. 08 1987-88

Table of Contents: The Appointments Clause, Innovative Federalism, and the Constitutionality of the Northwest Power Planning Council; An Economic Analysis of Utility-Coal Company Relationships; The Only Way to Manage a Desert: Utah's Liability Immunity for Flood Control; The Combined Hydrocarbon Leasing Act of 1981 and Hydrocarbon Extraction in Utah's Tar Sand Triangle; Integral Vistas in the Wake of Heckler v. Chaney: Gone Forever?; United States v. Maryland Bank & Trust Co.: Liability Under CERCLA of a Post-Disposal Toxic Waste Site Purchaser; Settling Flood Hazard Conflict: The Utah Lake and Jordan River Experience; The Transition to Competition in the Electric Utility Industry; The Seaweed Rebellion: The Battle Over Section 8(g) Revenues; Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp. v. Oil and Gas Board of Mississippi: The Demise of State Rateable-Take Requirements?; Nevada v. Herrington: An Ineffective Check on the DOE