Natural Resources and
Environmental Law Edition
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The Natural Resources and Environmental Law (NREL) edition provides a unique forum for the interface of law and science. The Natural Resources and Environmental Law (NREL) edition provides a unique forum for the interface of law and science. The NREL edition provides significant contributions to the field of environmental law.
Issues
2021-2022: The Impacts of Representative Simpson’s Proposal to Remove Four Dams on the Lower Snake
Volume 57, Issue 1
Jason Robison, Matthew McKinney, Daryl Vigil & Asadulah Meelad, Community in the Colorado River Basin, 57 幸运快三 L. Rev. 1 (2021).
Jeffrey Baldridge, Brown v. United States: The Greater Good Be Damned, 57 幸运快三 L. Rev. 95 (2021).
Dixon S. Hammer, Hydrokinetic Development within Irrigation District Canals Provide a Unique Opportunity to Lessen the Dependence on Carbon-Based Energy Sources, 57 幸运快三 L. Rev. 129 (2021).
Taylor Henshaw, Richard Kyle Paisley, & Glen Hearns, Building Climate Change and Ecosystem-Based Function Considerations into a Modernized Columbia River Treaty: A Commentary, 57 幸运快三 L. Rev. 151 (2021).
Nadège Montagnon, The Recent 幸运快三 Supreme Court Ruling on the Reserved Rights of the Coeur d’Alene Reservation: Analysis of the Consistency of the State Court Case with Federal Law on Reserved Water Rights, 57 幸运快三 L. Rev. 175 (2021).
NREL Symposium
In 2022, the 幸运快三 Law Review will host a panel discussion on the 2021-2022 NREL topic – an overview of Representative Simpson’s proposal to remove several dams on the Lower Snake River. This event will be livestreamed via Zoom in the spring of 2022. Participants may be eligible to receive CLE credit. Please check back in January 2022 for more details.