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Hastings Environmental Law Journal

Volume 3, Number 2 (Winter 1996)

Articles

Proposals for Public Land Reform: Sorting Out the Good, the Bad and the Indifferent
Joseph L. Sax

Snake River Salmon and the National Forests: The Struggle for Habitat Conservation, Resource Development, and Ecosystem Management in the Pacific Northwest
Murray D. Feldman

When the Walls Come Tumbling Down: The Demise of the Northwest Power Act
James O. Luce

Babbitt v. Sweet Home Chapter of Communities: When is Habitat Modification a Take Part II
Tara L. Mueller

Dual Regulation, Collaborative Management, or Layered Federalism
Hope M. Babcock

Privatizing Public Lands: A Bad Idea
Scott Lehmann

Thinking the Unthinkable: States as Public Land Managers
Sally K. Fairfax

Notes

The Subsistence Debate in Alaska: Who Will Control Navigable Waters
Mary Beth McLeod

Essays

Devolution in Federal Land Law: Abdication by Any Other Name...
George Cameron Coggins

The Public Lands and the National Heritage
Charles F. Wilkinson

Poems

What Happened Here Before
Gary Snyder

The Back Road
Abbie Huston Evans

Excerpts

The Environmental Ethic
Edward O. Wilson

Steep Trails: A Geologist's Winter Walk
John Muir

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