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Comparing Colonial Water Legacies: Flow And Stagnation In Legal Development, Erum Sattar
Comparing Colonial Water Legacies: Flow And Stagnation In Legal Development, Erum Sattar
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Role Of International Law In The Food–Energy–Water Nexus, Waseem Ahmad Qureshi
The Role Of International Law In The Food–Energy–Water Nexus, Waseem Ahmad Qureshi
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
The current relationship of water, food, and energy is deeply entangled as it functions within different sectors, such as industry and agriculture, the latter of which water is essential for irrigating crops. Similarly, adequate water storage facilities are also required for hydroelectricity generation. Moreover, in many regions, electrical energy is used to operate tube wells for extracting groundwater to irrigate crops for food. Within the intricate nature of the mutual relationship of water, energy, and food, each plays its role in ensuring the security of the others. For instance, both energy security and food security are dependent upon water security, …
Selling Great Lakes Water To A Thirsty World: Legal, Policy & Trade Considerations, Brian D. Anderson
Selling Great Lakes Water To A Thirsty World: Legal, Policy & Trade Considerations, Brian D. Anderson
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Groundwater Law In The Great Lakes States: A Lawyer's Catalog For The Benefit Of Water Planners, Robert H. Abrams
Groundwater Law In The Great Lakes States: A Lawyer's Catalog For The Benefit Of Water Planners, Robert H. Abrams
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
This article is adapted from a speech delivered to the Annual Meeting of the Great Lakes Commission on May 12, 1992. The introductory section above was added for publication.
Managing Great Lakes Water Diversions: A Diversion Manager's Viewpoint, Daniel A. Injerd
Managing Great Lakes Water Diversions: A Diversion Manager's Viewpoint, Daniel A. Injerd
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Lake Michigan Water Diversion: A Case Study, Daniel A. Injerd
Lake Michigan Water Diversion: A Case Study, Daniel A. Injerd
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Chain And Unity Of Title Theories For Delineating Riparian Land: Economic Analysis As An Alternative To Case Precedent, Donald R. Levi, Kenneth C. Schneeberger
The Chain And Unity Of Title Theories For Delineating Riparian Land: Economic Analysis As An Alternative To Case Precedent, Donald R. Levi, Kenneth C. Schneeberger
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Legal Implications Of Boundary Water Pollution, J. P. Erichsen-Brown
Legal Implications Of Boundary Water Pollution, J. P. Erichsen-Brown
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Federal Limitations On State Water Law, Frank J. Trelease
Federal Limitations On State Water Law, Frank J. Trelease
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Pleasure Boating In A Federal Union, G. Graham Waite
Pleasure Boating In A Federal Union, G. Graham Waite
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Particular Problems Of Water Pollution Under New York Law And Federal Law--A Summary Of The Right Of A Riparian To Pollute A Stream Under The New York Common Law, Buffalo Law Review
Particular Problems Of Water Pollution Under New York Law And Federal Law--A Summary Of The Right Of A Riparian To Pollute A Stream Under The New York Common Law, Buffalo Law Review
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Appropriation Water Law Elements In Riparian Doctrine States, J. H. Beuscher
Appropriation Water Law Elements In Riparian Doctrine States, J. H. Beuscher
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.
Public V. Private: The Status Of Lakes, James Munro
Public V. Private: The Status Of Lakes, James Munro
Buffalo Law Review
No abstract provided.