Vol. 63 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1A "BLACK SNAKES" OR ESSENTIAL INFRASTRUCTURE: DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE, STANDING ROCK SIOUX TRIBE V. U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S TRIBAL CONSULTATION OBLIGATIONS, AND WHY THIS MATTERS
• Chapter 1B "THE BLACK SNAKE": THE DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE PROJECT, FEDERAL CONSULTATION, AND THE ENERGY INDUSTRY'S ROLE
• Chapter 2 (72) THE SKY IS NOT THE LIMIT: REGULATORY AND LEGAL ISSUES GOVERNING DRONE USE IN THE ENERGY AND MINING INDUSTRIES
• Chapter 3 (24) MIRROR, MIRROR, ON THE WALL, IS THIS PRIVILEGED AFTER ALL? EXAMINING THE ABILITY TO SHIELD COMMUNICATIONS WITH EXPERTS AND CONSULTANTS THROUGH THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE AND THE WORK-PRODUCT DOCTRINE
• Chapter 4 (25) HOW DO DORMANT MINERAL AND MARKETABLE TITLE ACTS AFFECT OWNERSHIP OF OIL AND GAS RIGHTS?
• Chapter 5 (27) COVENANTS RUNNING WITH THE LAND AND THE EFFECTS OF BANKRUPTCY
• Chapter 6A TRESPASS IN THE AGE OF HORIZONTAL DRILLING UNDER STATE CONSERVATION STATUTES
• Chapter 6B HORIZONTAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES AND CORRELATIVE RIGHTS IN COLORADO
• Chapter 7 (26) REVIEWING OPERATIONS OF FEDERAL RESERVOIRS
• Chapter 8 PLANNING IN THE COLORADO RIVER BASIN--AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION: DOES PROACTIVE ACTION IN THE COLORADO RIVER BASIN EQUAL A POUND OF CURE?
• Chapter 9 (33) MOVING TRIBES INTO THE MAINSTREAM OF COLORADO RIVER OPERATIONS
• Chapter 10 (17) ANNUAL OIL AND GAS LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 11 (18) HOLDING A WOLF BY THE EARS: A LOOK INTO BLM'S POLICY ON THE RETROACTIVE ADJUDICATION OF OPERATING RIGHTS TRANSFERS
• Chapter 12 (29) HOW INDUSTRY AND REGULATORS ARE RESPONDING TO CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN MANAGEMENT, REUSE, AND BENEFICIAL USE OF PRODUCED WATER
• Chapter 13 ACQUIRING AGING OIL AND GAS ASSETS--GRADING THE GEMS AND MARKING THE LANDMINES UNDERLYING THE VALUE ASSUMPTIONS
• Chapter 14 ANNUAL MINING AND PUBLIC LAND LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 15 UNDERSTANDING DISCLOSURE RULES FOR MINING COMPANIES--A COMPARISON OF U.S., CANADIAN, AND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL REPORTING STANDARDS
• Chapter 16 (19) TAX CONSIDERATIONS IN FORMING MINING JOINT VENTURES
• Chapter 17 HOW TO MINE LITHIUM FROM GROUNDWATER--THE U.S. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
• Chapter 18B ANTI-CORRUPTION IN CANADA: AN UPDATE
• Chapter 18C CORRUPTION EXPOSURE IN BRAZIL: TENDENCIES
• Chapter 18A PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PREVENTING VIOLATIONS OF THE U.S. FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT (FCPA) IN LIGHT OF RECENT DOJ GUIDANCE
• Chapter 19B CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION FOR MINING INVESTMENTS
• Chapter 19A SQUEEZING BLOOD FROM A STONE: IDENTIFYING AND SEIZING STATE ASSETS TO ENFORCE ARBITRAL AWARDS
• Chapter 20A IMPACT OF GROWING GLOBAL INVESTMENT CONTROLS ON THE MINING SECTOR
• Chapter 20B THE RISE OF CHINESE INVESTMENT IN THE PERUVIAN MINING SECTOR
• Chapter 21 (20) STROKE OF THE PEN, LAW OF THE LAND?
• Chapter 22 THE RISE AND FALL OF PLANNING 2.0 AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTS IN BLM LAND MANAGEMENT PLANNING
• Chapter 23 (21) NOT WHAT YOU BARGAINED FOR: RIGHTS UNDER FEDERAL OIL AND GAS LEASES
• Chapter 24 (22) ANNUAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 25 (23) REGULATORY HAZE: AIR QUALITY REGULATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES INDUSTRIES IN A TIME OF SHIFTING FEDERAL PRIORITIES
• Chapter 26A ENVIRONMENTAL CITIZEN SUITS UNDER THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION: KEY CONCEPTS AND RISK MANAGEMENT FOR EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES
• Chapter 26B ENVIRONMENTAL CITIZEN SUITS: WHAT TO EXPECT--AND HOW TO LITIGATE--UNDER THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION (A PLAINTIFF'S PERSPECTIVE)
• Chapter 27 (28) CRISIS MANAGEMENT: KEEPING SPILLS FROM BECOMING CORPORATE DISASTERS
• Chapter 28 (32) ALLOCATION WELLS IN THE PERMIAN BASIN
• Chapter 29 (30) WHAT'S DIFFERENT ABOUT THE NEW AAPL FORM 610-2015 MODEL FORM OPERATING AGREEMENT, AND WHY SHOULD I USE IT?
• Chapter 30 A SURVEY OF DEPTH SEVERANCE ISSUES AND RELATED DRAFTING CONSIDERATIONS
• Chapter 31A LANDMEN, ETHICS, AND NEGOTIATIONS
• Chapter 31B NEGOTIATION ETHICS FOR LANDMEN AND LAWYERS: BEYOND HERE BE DRAGONS