Vol. 20 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 PUBLIC POLICY AND THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
• Chapter 2 NON-FUEL MINERALS-ANOTHER DIMENSION TO THE PROBLEM OF RESOURCE AVAILABILITY
• Chapter 3 LIMITS TO "THE PETTY LARCENY OF THE POLICE POWER"
• Chapter 4 ATTACKS ON THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY: A REBUTTAL
• Chapter 5 WHO OWNS ALASKA?-MINERAL RIGHTS ACQUISITION AMID RAPIDLY CHANGING LAND OWNERSHIP
• Chapter 6 THE OIL AND GAS LEASE ROYALTY CLAUSE-ONE-EIGHTH OF WHAT?
• Chapter 7 OIL AND GAS OPERATING AGREEMENTS: PRODUCERS 88 OPERATING AGREEMENTS, SELECTED PROBLEMS AND SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS
• Chapter 8 A NEW APPRAISAL OF THE RIGHTS OF LESSEES UNDER OIL AND GAS LEASES TO USE AND OCCUPY THE SURFACE
• Chapter 9 THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL ZONE CONSERVATION ACT OF 1972 (PROPOSITION 20) AND COMPARABLE LAND USE LIMITATIONS AFFECTING THE MINERAL INDUSTRY IN OTHER STATES
• Chapter 10 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION ALLOCATION OF NATURAL GAS SUPPLY SHORTAGES: PRORATIONING, PRIORITIES AND PERPLEXITY
• Chapter 11 TRIPARTITE FEDERALISM-THE EMERGING ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AS A REGULATOR OF THE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES
• Chapter 12 FEDERAL MINERAL RESERVATIONS
• Chapter 13 IN SEARCH OF THE "ULTIMATE MINING DEAL"-SOME GENERAL APPROACHES
• Chapter 14 MINING AND THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1972
• Chapter 15 JOINT VENTURE ACCOUNTING
• Chapter 16 MINERAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE ENVIRONMENT: LEGAL REFORMS FOR THE SITING OF MAJOR FACILITIES
• Chapter 17 THE REASSIGNMENT PROVISION-MEANINGFUL OR NOT?
• Chapter 18 DRAFTING PRACTICAL ROYALTY CLAUSES FOR THE MINING LEASE
• Chapter 19 DEALING WITH THE HUNGRY FINDER AND DISCLOSURES ON MINERAL PROPERTIES
• Chapter 20 WATER AS A TOOL IN LAND USE CONTROL, LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: AN EXPLORATORY ESSAY
• Chapter 21 INTEGRATING GROUND AND SURFACE WATER USE IN AN APPROPRIATION STATE
• Chapter 22 STATE REGULATION OF FEDERAL WATER APPROPRIATIONS: THE CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCE