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INTRODUCTION: WATER LAW IN CONTEXT. THE LAW OF WATER DIVERSION AND DISTRIBUTION. Legal Classification of Water. Water Diversion Doctrines: The Riparian System (and Non-Riparian Uses). Eastern Permit Systems and their Evaluation. Appropriationism and Ripartianism. Groundwater Doctrines and Problems. Federal and Federal-State Diversion Law. Interbasin and Interstate Transfers. Drainage Law. Water Distribution Organizations. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTION. The Federal Government as Project Developer: Water Resources Development Act of 1986, SCS, TVA, BPA. The Federal Government as Project Licensor. Comprehensive Water Resource Planning and Research. Limitations ofAL Federal Development and Licensing. NONTRANSFORMATIONAL USES: USES THAT DO NOT CHANGE THE WATERBODY. The Public Trust Doctrine. Public Use of Waterbodies. Use of Lakes. Use of Rivers and Streams. Federal Outdoor Recreation Programs. Floodplains Protection. Wetlands Protection. Weather Modification. Acid Precipitation. Acid Precipitation Prevention. Conservation and Reuse. WATER TREATMENT AND LAND USE. The Clean Water Act: Introduction. Goals and Policies. Antidegradation and Attainability. Industrial Point Source Dischargers. Municipal Effluent Limitations. Federal Subsidies for POTW Construction. Industrial Pretreatment, National Pretreatment Standards, Local Pretreatment Programs. National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System. Enforcement. Interstate Water Pollution, Compacts, Interstate Permitting and Enforcement. Nonpoint Source Control. 208 Point Source Planning. Ocean Disposal of Waste. Groundwater Protection: EPA, Federal Programs, State Groundwater Protection Programs. Oil and Hazardous Substances Cleanup. Drinking Water Protection. The Common Law and Water Quality. Regional Land-Use Controls. Glossary of Statutory Acronyms. Index. References.
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Nicole Kiesler
reviewed Water Law on March 03, 2020
Water Law
McEvoy's thorough, well-researched, and not at all interesting examination of fishery issues in California that led to the passage of the 1976 FCMA constitutes a good case application of Garrett Hardin's "Tragedy of the Commons" problem. In short, the book presents a compelling but not especially sophisticated argument for increased sensitivity to environmental problems: brute self-interest will lead only to devastation. I'm really amazed at how readable this book was, given its subject matter (McEvoy himself says that he is following Robert Wiebe's injunction to write in simple prose so that laypeople can avail themselves of scholarly research).
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