Vol. 60 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1 CHAPTER 1 TODAY'S BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN LANDS AND ENERGY POLICY
• Chapter 2 CHAPTER 2 EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRY IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
• Chapter 3 SOCIAL MEDIA ETHICS MISSTEPS FOR LAWYERS (AND OTHERS)
• Chapter 4 STATE AND FEDERAL REGULATION OF THE TRANSPORT OF OIL PRODUCTS BY TRUCK, RAIL, AND BARGE
• Chapter 5 FRONTIER FLARING: SCIENCE & ECONOMICS, POLITICS & REGULATION--THE FUTURE OF FLARING
• Chapter 6 LNG AT 50--HISTORY AND PROJECTED FUTURE FOR LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS EXPORTS IN AN UNCONVENTIONAL ERA
• Chapter 7 NAVIGABILITY AND ITS CONSEQUENCES: STATE TITLE, MINERAL RIGHTS, AND THE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE
• Chapter 8A THE THE INTERSECTION OF WATER RIGHTS AND TAKINGS DOCTRINE
• Chapter 8B THE THE INTERSECTION OF WATER LAW AND TAKINGS DOCTRINE
• Chapter 9 TRANSBOUNDARY WATER ALLOCATION RISKS OF COMPACTS: WHO WINS WHEN LEGAL RULES FACE ADAPTIVE CHALLENGES?
• Chapter 10 ANNUAL OIL AND GAS LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 11 CREATURES OF CIRCUMSTANCE: CONFLICTS OVER LOCAL GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF OIL AND GAS
• Chapter 12 COMING TO AMERICA: COMMERCIAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN U.S. OIL AND GAS PROJECTS
• Chapter 13 OIL AND WATER: MAKING A MARRIAGE OF NECESSITY WORK FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL STAKEHOLDERS
• Chapter 14 MINING AND PUBLIC LAND LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 15 MINE SAFETY AND HEALTH IN THE UNITED STATES: EXPANSION OF MSHA AUTHORITY OVER MINING OPERATIONS THROUGH INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION
• Chapter 16 UNDER THE ROCKS ARE THE WORDS: HOW A METAL PURCHASE AGREEMENT REVOLUTIONIZED ALTERNATIVE FINANCING AND LAUNCHED THE NEW MAJORS--A LOOK BACK AT THE FIRST DECADE OF METAL STREAMING TRANSACTIONS
• Chapter 17 TRANSPORTING AND EXPORTING COAL AND OTHER COMMODITIES: LESSONS FROM THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
• Chapter 18 BREAKING (NOT SO) BAD: A LOOK AT THE WORLD'S ENERGY PROSPECTS AS OF JULY 2014
• Chapter 19 THE INTERSECTION OF LAW AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: HUMAN RIGHTS STRATEGY AND LITIGATION READINESS FOR EXTRACTIVE-SECTOR COMPANIES
• Chapter 20 MANAGING CORRUPTION RISK IN THE RESOURCE SECTOR
• Chapter 21 BALANCING TRANSPARENCY, CONFIDENTIALITY, DELIBERATION, AND SOUND SCIENCE IN PUBLIC LAND DECISION MAKING
• Chapter 22 NAVIGATING CULTURAL RESOURCES CONSULTATION: COLLISION AVOIDANCE STRATEGIES FOR FEDERAL AGENCIES, ENERGY PROJECT PROPONENTS, AND TRIBES
• Chapter 23 LAND USE PLANNING FOR GREATER SAGE-GROUSE PROTECTION: AUTHORITIES AND LIMITS
• Chapter 24 ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION DAMAGES: A NEW TREND OF REGULATING CLEANUPS THROUGH PRIVATE LAWSUITS
• Chapter 25 MAINTAINING A SEAT AT THE TABLE IN PERMITTING AND NEPA ANALYSES
• Chapter 26 A NEW DAY DAWNING? REGIONAL AND COMPENSATORY MITIGATION ON PUBLIC LANDS
• Chapter 27 SOME RECURRING ISSUES IN OPERATING AGREEMENTS AND WHAT AAPL'S DRAFTING COMMITTEE MIGHT DO ABOUT THEM
• Chapter 28 ACCOUNTING ISSUES IN OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS, WITH OR WITHOUT THE COPAS ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
• Chapter 29 CROSSING THE LINE--HORIZONTAL DRILLING IN AREAS HELD BY EXISTING PRODUCTION