CONTENTS
The Use of the Corps of Engineers Permit Authority as a Tool for Defending the Environment 1
Don M. Castro, III
Water Rights-Problems in the Upper Rio Grande Watershed and Adjoining Areas 48
Robert Emmet Clark
The Ecology of the Political/Administrative Process for Wilderness Classification 69
Daniel H. Henning
A Measurement of the External Diseconomies Associated With Bituminous Coal Surface Mining, Eastern Kentucky, 1962-1967 76
Herbert A. Howard
Patterns of Politics in Water Resources Development 102
Helen Ingram
Petroleum in Perspective 119
Harry R. Johnson
Inverse Condemnation and Air Pollution 148
James M. Kramon
Military Requirements for International Airspace: Evolving Claims to Exclusive Use of a Res Communes Natural Resource 162
George S. Robinson
COMMENT
Legal Methods of Eliminating Certain Undesirable By-Products of the Air Transportation Industry 177
Wilmer R. Ticer
BOOK REVIEWS
Dacy and Kunreuther, The Economics of Natural Disasters: Implications for Federal Policy 195
Christopher M. Doughty
Perloff and Wingo, Issues in Urban Economics 198
Henry L. Hunker
Craik, Environmental Psychology, New Directions in Psychology 200
Ralph D. Norman
Hartman and Seastone, Water Transfers Economic Efficiency and Alternative Institutions 202
S. E. Reynolds
A Selected Bibliography on Public Environmental Policy and Administration 205
Daniel H. Henning
Books Received 220