Vol. 68 Natural Resources and Energy Law Institute (FNREL)

Index

• Chapter 1 KEYNOTE—TWO FORMER FERC CHAIRMEN ASSESS U.S. ENERGY TRANSITION PLANS
• Chapter 2 THE SEC'S ANTICIPATED CLIMATE-RELATED DISCLOSURE PROPOSAL AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES INDUSTRIES
• Chapter 3 CIVILITY IN DIVIDED TIMES—IS THERE ROOM FOR PROFESSIONALISM IN NEGOTIATIONS?
• Chapter 4 OIL AND GAS LAW UPDATE-TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, AND THE WEST
• Chapter 5 ALLOCATING, MANAGING, AND POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF PLUGGING AND ABANDONMENT COSTS
• Chapter 6 RESOURCES FROM ABOVE AND BELOW: RECONCILING CONFLICTS BETWEEN RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS AND SUBSURFACE MINERAL DEVELOPMENT
• Chapter 7 CRITICAL ISSUES FOR CARBON CAPTURE PROJECTS: TAX, ENVIRONMENTAL, LAND RIGHTS, AND COMMERCIAL ISSUES
• Chapter 8 CENTENNIAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE COLORADO RIVER COMPACT
• Chapter 9 DROUGHT, FLOODING, AND THE FIFTH AMENDMENT
• Chapter 10A LIABILITY FOR UNSAFE DRINKING WATER IN THE WAKE OF THE FLINT WATER CRISIS
• Chapter 10B THE RISING TIDE OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: RECENT IMPACTS AND DEVELOPMENTS ON WATER ISSUES
• Chapter 11 ENERGY TRANSITION AND REGULATORY RISK: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT INVESTMENT TREATY PROTECTIONS
• Chapter 12 PROACTIVE APPROACHES TO BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION RISKS IN THE NATURAL RESOURCES SECTORS OF HIGHER-RISK JURISDICTIONS
• Chapter 13 KEYS TO SUCCESS—CROSS-CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR INVESTING IN FOREIGN JURISDICTIONS
• Chapter 14 OIL AND GAS LAW UPDATE—LOUISIANA AND THE EAST
• Chapter 15 TO HAVE OR HAVE NOT—OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS WITH AND WITHOUT AN OPERATING AGREEMENT
• Chapter 16 THE RIGHT OF MINERAL OWNERS AND NON-OPERATORS TO INFORMATION AND RECORDS OF OPERATIONS
• Chapter 17 POST-EXECUTION TITLE CERTAINTY: NAVIGATING THE CONSEQUENCES OF STRICKHAUSEN AND YATES
• Chapter 18 MINING AND PUBLIC LAND LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 19 THE VALUE OF TECHNICAL DUE DILIGENCE REVIEWS IN MINING TRANSACTIONS
• Chapter 20 ISLANDS IN THE STREAM: AN OVERVIEW OF ALTERNATIVE FINANCING THROUGH STREAMING AGREEMENTS AND CURRENT PRACTICES
• Chapter 21 WHAT NET-ZERO COMMITMENTS MEAN FOR MINING COMPANY OPERATIONS
• Chapter 22 THE RENEWABLE ENERGY BOOM: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ELECTRICITY MARKETS AND REGULATIONS
• Chapter 23 RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ON INDIAN LANDS
• Chapter 24 BUILDING THE PLANE WHILE WE'RE FLYING IT: SHOULD WE REFORM THE OFFSHORE WIND LEASING AND PERMITTING PROCESS DURING LIFTOFF FOR A NEW INDUSTRY?
• Chapter 25 NAVIGATING AN ACQUISITION AND DIVESTITURE TRANSACTION FOR CORPORATE COUNSEL
• Chapter 26 EMPLOYMENT LAW 101—WHAT IN-HOUSE COUNSEL NEED TO KNOW NOW (AND WHEN TO CALL OUTSIDE COUNSEL)
• Chapter 27 ETHICAL RULES APPLIED TO IN-HOUSE COUNSEL
• Chapter 28 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW UPDATE
• Chapter 29 UNDERSTANDING CLIMATE CHANGE REGULATORY PROGRAMS—A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
• Chapter 30 ENERGY CRIMES—FEDERAL AND STATE CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS IN THE ENERGY SECTOR
• Chapter 31 HEY, THAT'S MY LEASE! VACATUR AS A REMEDY UNDER THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT
• Chapter 32 FINDING THE PATH FORWARD FOR INDIGENOUS SACRED AND CULTURAL SPACES ON FEDERAL PUBLIC LAND
• Chapter 33A PERSPECTIVES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR'S DEPARTMENTAL CASES HEARINGS DIVISION: PROCEDURES, BEST PRACTICES, AND MODERNIZATION UPDATES
• Chapter 33B PERSPECTIVES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR'S INTERIOR BOARD OF LAND APPEALS: PROCEDURES, PRACTICE TIPS, AND MODERNIZATION UPDATES
• Chapter 34 30 x 30 — Conservation and the Multiple-Use Agencies