Leshy, John D.

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Public Land and Resources Law Review
Volume 9
Reforming the Mining Law: Problems and
Prospects
John D. Leshy
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9 Pub. Land L. Rev. 1 (1988)
THE PUBLIC LAND LAW REVIEW
Volume 9 1988
ARTICLES
REFORMING THE MINING LAW: PROBLEMS
AND PROSPECTS ................................. John D. Leshy 1
A SCRIVENER'S CONCERNS IN THE CREATION
AND TRANSFER OF SEVERED MINERAL AND
ROYALTY INTERESTS ............................. Steve Ruffatto 31
Kemp Wilson
PHILOSOPHIES IN COLLISION: A
PERSPECTIVE OF FLPMA .................... Ward A. Shanahan 59
Alan L. Joscelyn
THE DAWNING OF A NEW ERA: TRIBAL
SELF-DETERMINATION IN INDIAN
MINERAL PRODUCTION .......................... Peter F. Carroll 81
COMMENTS
ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE: A
CROWN JEWEL IN JEOPARDY .................... Lisa J. Booth 105
RESERVED WATER RIGHTS FOR WILDERNESS
AND FOREST LANDS: THE INTERACTION
OF United States v. New Mexico
AND Sierra Club v. Block ................. Leif Magnus Johnson 127
PROTECTION OF THE GEOTHERMAL
RESOURCE OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK-A CASE STUDY .............................. David Ness 145
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