Articles from Environmental Law (June 22, 1996)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1995 river operations under the Endangered Species Act: continuing the salmon slaughter.	Charles, Ray		2751
Coping with change: energy, fish, and the Bonneville Power Administration.	Johnson, Timothy A.		11337
Forest health and the politics of expediency.	Axline, Michael		14865
Future prospects for mining and public land management: the federal 'retention-disposal' policy enters the twenty-first century.	Dierking, Roger F.		44407
Legislative history of the timber and salvage amendments enacted in the 104th Congress: a small victory for timber communities in the Pacific Northwest.	Kays, Julie		3574
One tribe's perspective on 'who runs the reservoirs.'(The Second Annual 'Who Runs the River?' Colloquium)	Sampson, Don		5899
Redefining federal public lands in Alaska.	Nockels, Joan M.	Case Note	17455
Restructuring the Northwest power system.	Hemmingway, Roy		2615
Rethinking the federal role in a competitive electric market.	Alexanderson, Al		2230
Salmon law and policy in 1995: a brief overview.	Blumm, Michael C.		2507
Salmon recovery plans: some fundamental choices.	Casavant, Ken		2283
Streamlining EPA's NPDES permit program with administrative summary judgment: Puerto Rico Aqueduct & Sewer Authority v. Environmental Protection Agency.	Turner, R. Cammon		15627
The continuing nature of notification violations under environmental statutes.	Klein, Roger M.		13380
Toward a new system of environmental regulation: the case for an industry sector approach.	Fiorino, Daniel J.		14220