Vol. 57 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 SCIENCE IN THE COURTROOM: IF A JUDGE SAYS THE SCIENCE ISN'T SOUND, DOES IT MAKE A NOISE?: AN ANALYSIS OF SCIENCE-BASED CHALLENGES TO AGENCY DECISION-MAKING ON PROPOSALS FOR FEDERAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
• Chapter 2 CHILEAN MINE RESCUE: CHALLENGING TEAMWORK, ORGANIZATION, COORDINATION, AND LESSONS LEARNED
• Chapter 3 LESSONS FROM NINE MILE CANYON: ACHIEVING CONSENSUS OVER ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON THE PUBLIC LANDS
• Chapter 4 STATE AND FEDERAL TRADITIONAL CULTURAL PROPERTIES: THE DESIGNATION PROCESS AND CONSEQUENCES FOR RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
• Chapter 5 GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS AND THE COURTS
• Chapter 6 ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON NATIONAL FOREST SYSTEM LANDS
• Chapter 7 CANADA—THE MINING CAPITAL CAPITAL
• Chapter 8 DEFENDING ACTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES ARISING FROM ALLEGED FOREIGN-BASED TORTS
• Chapter 9 MINING IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: A CASE STUDY
• Chapter 10 OIL & GAS LAW UPDATE — THE LATEST JURISPRUDENCE, LEGISLATION, AND REGULATION
• Chapter 11 HORIZONTAL DRILLING: WHY IT'S MUCH BETTER TO “LAY DOWN” THAN TO “STAND UP” AND WHAT IS AN “18° AZIMUTH” ANYWAY?
• Chapter 12 STRESS TEST FOR UPSTREAM CONTRACTUAL RISK MANAGEMENT: INDEMNITIES, INSURANCE, AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY CLAUSES AFTER DEEPWATER HORIZON
• Chapter 13 FRACING: ARE THE REGULATORS COMING OR NOT? A REVIEW OF THE STATE OF THE INDUSTRY
• Chapter 14 MINING AND PUBLIC LAND LAW UPDATE: DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
• Chapter 15 INTERNATIONAL MINING ROYALTY ISSUES
• Chapter 16 FROM MINETO MAGNETS: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RARE EARTH MINERALS MINE AND PROCESSING FACILITY
• Chapter 17B CORPORATE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AS ECONOMIC AND INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR PROTECTION OF INVESTMENT PROFIT AND PERSONNEL
• Chapter 17A CORPORATE CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING THE LEGAL STRUCTURE
• Chapter 18 RECENT TRENDS IN JOINTVENTURES FOR SHALE OIL AND GAS AND OTHER CAPITAL-INTENSIVE OIL AND GAS PROJECTS
• Chapter 19 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND THE TRANSACTIONAL LAWYER: THE DRAFTING CONTEXT
• Chapter 20 IMPLIED COVENANTS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FAILURE-TO-DEVELOP CASES AND OTHER IMPLIED OBLIGATIONS UNDER MINERAL LEASES
• Chapter 21 KEEP YOUR PROJECT SOARING: MANAGING PROJECT RISK UNDER AVIAN PROTECTION STATUTES
• Chapter 22 EMERGING ISSUES UNDER THE RCRA BEVILL EXCLUSION: THE BEVILL IS IN THE DETAILS
• Chapter 23 CERCLA 108(B) FINANCIAL ASSURANCE FOR HARDROCK MINING—OVERDUE OR OVERBURDEN?
• Chapter 24 LANDMAN'S SECTION UPDATE
• Chapter 25 A DIFFERENT “SLANT” ON JOAS: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN SHALE PLAYS AND RECENT COURT RULINGS
• Chapter 26 SPINNING STRAW INTO GOLD: REFINING AND REDEFINING LEASE PROVISIONS FOR THE REALITIES OF RESOURCE PLAY OPERATIONS
• Chapter 27 AXING ACCESS: EMERGENT LIMITS ON PUBLIC LANDS DEVELOPMENT
• Chapter 28 RIVER CHANNELS AND LAKE BEDS: LEGAL ISSUES IN BOUNDARIES AND OWNERSHIP
• Chapter 29 WATER USE AND REUSE: THE NEW HYDROLOGIC CYCLE
• Chapter 30 HYDROLOGIC FIRST PRINCIPLES: THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THE TECHNICAL AND LEGAL IN WATER RESOURCE REGULATION