Environmental Law articles from June 1993

Environmental Law archives from June 1993

Through a glass, darkly: Columbia River salmon, the Endangered Species Act, and adaptive management.
June 22, 1993... I. INTRODUCTION Like most of the American West, the Columbia River Basin has been developed, not managed as an ecosystem. Over the last 150 years, the Basin's forests and salmon runs have been intensely harvested. Since the early 1930s,...

Environmental land use, indirect source controls and California's south coast plan; is the day of attainment coming?
June 22, 1993... I. INTRODUCTION From the beginning, land use boards and environmentalists have butted heads, each perceiving the other as its prime competitor in a race for a limited resource. However, this historic feud has generated necessary...

Adverse possession in Oregon: the belief-in-ownership requirement.
June 22, 1993... In 1989, the Oregon legislature added a stringent belief-in-ownership requirement to adverse possession law. This Comment examines the relevancy of an adverse claimant's belief in ownership. The intended beneficiaries of the statute are large...

Warp and weft: weaving a blanket of protection for cultural resources on private property.
June 22, 1993... I. Introduction II. Current Protections for Private Sites A. Deterrence Programs 1.Permit Requirements for Sites Not Associated with Burials 2.Burial Desecration Statutes 3.ARPA Trafficking...

Beyond ARPA: filling the gaps in federal and state cultural resource protection laws. (Archaeological Resource Protection Act)
June 22, 1993... I. INTRODUCTION Cultural resource vandalism and destruction are widespread throughout the United States.(1) One recent grave desecration incident in Mono County, California, highlighted this problem and its impact on a local level. In...

The Uses of Ecology: Lake Washington and Beyond.
June 22, 1993... Perspectives vary on how environmental science should be integrated into law and public policy. This Review considers the perspectives of a scientist and a policy maker. While both agree that scientists should become more involved in the...

Between Two Worlds: Science, the Environmental Movement and Policy Choice.
June 22, 1993... Perspectives vary on how environmental science should be integrated into law and public policy. This Review considers the perspectives of a scientist and a policy maker. While both agree that scientists should become more involved in the...