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Full-Text Articles in Water Law
Indian Water Rights And The Federal Trust Responsibility, Robert T. Anderson
Indian Water Rights And The Federal Trust Responsibility, Robert T. Anderson
Articles
Although federal policy shifted from assimilation to pro-tribal positions, the federal courts have quite consistently supported Indian reserved water rights. Indian water rights, however, were neglected by Congress in favor of non-Indian agricultural development in the arid West. Modem litigation over tribal rights takes place primarily in state courts that are tempted to interpret the few U.S. Supreme Court cases in ways that protect existing non-Indian uses over senior tribal water rights. Modern Indian water rights settlements tend to protect existing non- Indian uses while providing substantial benefits for tribes, but in a haphazard manner. This article examines the history …
Indian Water Rights: Litigation And Settlements, Robert T. Anderson
Indian Water Rights: Litigation And Settlements, Robert T. Anderson
Articles
This article provides a brief overview of the law of Indian and federal reserved water rights and continues with an examination of the Snake River Water Rights Act. The Act serves as a vehicle for discussion of what is right and what is wrong with the current Indian water rights settlement process. Finally, the article suggests that the Administration modify the portion of its criteria and procedures for Indian water settlements dealing with federal financial contributions. These criteria and procedures need to more accurately reflect the realities of past settlements and promote more successes like the Snake River Water Rights …
Hetch Hetchy: To Drain Or Not To Drain, Brian E. Gray
Hetch Hetchy: To Drain Or Not To Drain, Brian E. Gray
Faculty Scholarship
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Mixed Blessings: The Great Lakes Compact And Agreement, The Ijc, And International Dispute Resolution, Austen L. Parrish
Mixed Blessings: The Great Lakes Compact And Agreement, The Ijc, And International Dispute Resolution, Austen L. Parrish
Articles by Maurer Faculty
For scholars of international law and international dispute resolution, the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact and Agreement may seem a mixed blessing. On the one hand, they promise environmental cooperation and management of the Great Lakes at an unprecedented scale. The agreements have been heralded as a tremendous advancement in state-provincial relations. On the other hand, international scholars should be nervous for what the agreements signify for international law and dispute resolution. The Compact and Agreement are remarkable for replacing an already functioning regulatory regime: the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty, administered by the International Joint Commission.
This …
Pakootas V. Teck Cominco Metals, Ltd.: Finding A Sustainable Solution To Transboundary Pollution, Kate Mcdonald
Pakootas V. Teck Cominco Metals, Ltd.: Finding A Sustainable Solution To Transboundary Pollution, Kate Mcdonald
Georgia Law Review
Transboundary pollution has become an issue of increasing concern as scientists learn more about the global effects of industry pollutants and the harm they pose to human health. - Advances in our understanding of the environment opened the door to disputes over responsibility for prevention and mitigation of the harmful effects of pollutants and created a search for techniques for international conflict resolution. Recently, industrial pollution of the Columbia River resulted in a legal battle between Washington citizens and a Canadian corporation over who was financially responsible for restoring the health of a portion of the river lying within the …
Weasel Numbers, Reza Dibadj