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North Dakota Law Review

Volume 85, Number 4 (2009) North Dakota Energy Law: The Production, Conservation, and Regulation of Our State’s Diverse Energy Sources

Introduction

North Dakota's Energy Landscape
Owen Anderson

Articles

North Dakota Century Code 17-04-06: The First Step Toward a Level Playing Field for Wind Projects and Rural Landowners
Colleen Rice

Minimizing the Environmental Impact of Oil and Gas Development by Maximizing Production Conservation
David E. Pierce

Harmonious Federalism in Support of National Energy Goals — Increased Wind Renewable Energy
Ronald H. Rosenberg

If Cap-and-Trade is the Answer, Somebody is Asking the Wrong Question: An Evaluation of Cap-and-Trade in the North Dakota Context
Tony Clark

A Market Based Approach: The Best Way to Transition to a New Energy Economy While Meeting the Responsibility to Address Global Climate Change — A North Dakota Perspective
Jason Schaefer

Essay

The Geothermal Bonus: Sustainable Energy as a By-Product of Drilling for Oil
Joshua P. Fershee

Remark

Energy Derivatives: The Likely Impact of Derivatives Regulations on North Dakota Utilities
Christopher A. Schindler

Case Comment

Oil and Gas Law — Rent or Royalties: North Dakota Joins the Majority of States in Adopting the "At the Well" Rule for Calculating Royalties in Oil and Gas Leases
Lindsey Scheel

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ISSN: 0029-2745