Natural Resources Law: A Place-Based Book of Problems and Cases, Second Edition
By using specific examples from locations across the country, authors Klein, Cheever, and Birdsong evoke the intensity of debate that arises out of disputes over natural resources. Creating context through a place-based approach, the authors illuminate policy and breathe life into statutory interpretation. Students from every part of the country will find something to relate to their own experience in the panoply of issues located in this casebook.\ Natural Resources Law: A Place-Based Book...
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By using specific examples from locations across the country, authors Klein, Cheever , and Birdsong evoke the intensity of debate that arises out of disputes over natural resources. Creating context through a place-based approach, the authors
Part I. Introduction Chapter 1. Natural Resources Law and the Importance of Place Part II. Federal Lands Chapter 2. Federal Lands: An Introduction Chapter 3. Federal Agencies: Authority and Limits Chapter 4. Non-federal Power on Federal Lands Chapter 5. Forests Chapter 6. Rangelands Chapter 7. Minerals Chapter 8. Parks, Monuments, and Wilderness Part III. Non-Federal Lands Chapter 9. Tribal Lands and Resources Chapter 10. State Lands: The Public Trust Doctrine Chapter 11. Private Lands: Conservation Transactions Part IV. Across the Boundaries Chapter 12. Wildlife and the Endangered Species Act Chapter 13. Water Chapter 14. Wetlands Chapter 15. Natural Resources and Regulatory Takings Chapter 16. Wildland Fire: Bringing It All Together Table of Cases Table of Statutes Index
