New Challenges to Western Water Law
Charles T. DuMars, Coordinating Editor
Contents
Tribute 327
A. Dan Tarlock
Symposium Introduction: New Challenges to State Water Allocation Sovereignty 331
Charles T. DuMars and A. Dan Tarlock
A Survey of the Evolution of Western Water Law in Response to Changing Economic and Public Interest Demands 347
Norman K. Johnson and Charles T. DuMars
Federal Interests in Western Water Resources: Conflict and Accommodation 389
Lawrence MacDonnell
Western Water Rights: The Era of Reallocation 413
Steven J. Shupe, Gary D. Weatherford, and Elizabeth Checchio
Adapting to the Changing Demand for Water Use Through Continued Refinement of the Prior Appropriation Doctrine: An
Alternative Approach to Wholesale Reallocation 435
Steven E. Clyde
Transfer of Water Rights 457
George A. Gould
Water Marketing in Big Sky Country: An Interim Assessment 479
John E. Thorson
The Strengths and Weaknesses of Water Markets as They Affect Water Scarcity and Sovereignty Interests in the West 489
Victor Brajer, Al Church, Ronald Cummings, and Phillip Farah
Estimating the Value of Water in Alternative Uses 511
Bonnie G. Colby
To Market or Not to Market: Allocation of Interstate Waters 529
Arthur H. Chan
Equitable Apportionment—Priorities and New Uses 549
Richard A. Simms
Equitable Apportionment After Vermejo: The Demise of a Doctrine 565
George William Sherk
The Public Trust Doctrine in the Water Rights Context 585
Roderick E. Walston
Student Writings
New Direction in Sacred Lands Claims: Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association 593
Nancy Akins
Note
Pushing State Regulatory Commissions Behind the Bright Line: FERC Jurisdiction Prevails in Mississippi Power & Light Co. v. Mississippi Ex Rel. Moore, 487 U.S.___, 108 S. Ct. 2428 (1988) 607
Elizabeth Newlin Taylor
Note
Book Reviews
Reforming the Forest Service 621
Denise D. Fort
National Parks: The American Experience 624
Channing Kury
Books Received 625