Advanced Public Land Law - The Continuing Challenge of Managing for Multiple Use (FNREL)

Index

• Table of Contents
• CHAPTER 1 THE EVOLUTION OF FEDERAL PUBLIC LAND AND RESOURCE LAW IN THE 21ST CENTURY
• THE ENERGY LANDSCAPE AHEAD: PLANNING UNDER THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S PLANNING 2.0
• null BLM PLANNING 2.0 - DOES IT TAKE US TWO STEPS BACK? IMPLICATIONS OF SWEEPING CHANGES TO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANNING
• VIEWS FROM THE FEDERAL AGENCIES AND THE HILL: FOREST SERVICE
• VIEWS FROM THE AGENCIES AND THE HILL: INTERIOR PUBLIC LANDS AT THE END OF THE OBAMA ERA
• null VIEWS FROM THE FEDERAL AGENCIES AND THE HILL: THE HILL
• CHAPTER 4 HOW TO PUT A PRICE ON NATURE
• CHAPTER 5 THE CHANGING NATURE OF PRIVATE RIGHTS TO FEDERAL RESOURCES
• null IS PERMANENT U.S. OWNERSHIP OF PUBLIC LANDS IN STATES UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
• CHAPTER 7 RETHINKING PUBLIC LAND POLICY: INNOVATIONS IN PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND SHARED PROBLEM-SOLVING--WITH COMMENTARY
• CHAPTER 8 CULTURAL RESOURCE PERMITTING: THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN NHPA AND NEPA
• CHAPTER 9 SELECTED ISSUES ON STANDING, INJUNCTIONS, AND REMEDIES IN OIL AND GAS LITIGATION
• CHAPTER 10 FEDERAL WETLAND PERMITTING CHALLENGES AND THE CHANGING REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
• CHAPTER 11 UNDOING THE CLEAN POWER PLAN: WHAT AWAITS PRESIDENT OBAMA'S SIGNATURE ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION?
• CHAPTER 12 HOW INDUSTRY CAN PLAN AHEAD FOR MORE EFFICIENT PERMIT TIMES ON PUBLIC LANDS
• CHAPTER 13 ETHICS: WHY WE MUST PLAY WELL WITH OTHERS (AND WHY WE DON'T)