Vol. 18 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES CONFRONTING OUR MINERALS INDUSTRY
• Chapter 2 RECENT CHANGES IN THE CORRELATIVE RIGHTS OF SURFACE AND MINERAL OWNERS
• Chapter 3 ENVIRONMENTAL DELAYS AFFECTING MINERAL LESSEES ON PUBLIC LANDS
• Chapter 4 GENERAL
• Chapter 5 PENALTY ASSESSMENTS AND APPEAL PROCEDURES UNDER THE FEDERAL COAL MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT OF 1969
• Chapter 6 LAND USE PLANNING AND THE NATURAL RESOURCES INDUSTRY
• Chapter 7 GENERAL
• Chapter 8 LEGAL AND TAX CONSEQUENCES OF MINING JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENTS
• Chapter 9 CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AS A PUBLIC RESOURCE
• Chapter 10 THE TREND TO STATE PROTECTIONISM IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
• Chapter 11 DEALING WITH OIL AND GAS OPERATORS' CREDITORS PLANS AND BANKRUPTCIES
• Chapter 12 CANADIAN REGULATION OF TRANSMISSION AND EXPORT OF GAS
• Chapter 13 DRILLING AND MINING DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS
• Chapter 14 THE LAW OF THE APEX-A CONTINUING ENIGMA
• Chapter 15 ACCESS RIGHTS OVER PUBLIC LANDS GRANTED BY THE 1866 MINING LAW AND RECENT REGULATIONS
• Chapter 16 THE PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS OF THE UNITED STATES
• Chapter 17 TITLE ASPECTS OF MINERAL DEVELOPMENT ON PUBLIC LANDS
• Chapter 18 FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL IN TRANSITION
• Chapter 19 FEDERAL-STATE RELATIONS IN WATER RESOURCES ADJUDICATION AND ADMINISTRATION; INTEGRATION OF RESERVED RIGHTS WITH APPROPRIATIVE RIGHTS
• Chapter 20 VALUATION OF WATER RIGHTS FOR ACQUISITION, CONDEMNATION, AND TAXATION PURPOSES
• Chapter 21 LEGAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF MEXICANIZATION UNDER THE MINING LAW OF MEXICO