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North Dakota Law Review

Volume 87, Number 4 (2011)

Articles

Introduction: Avoiding Dutch Disease and Bad Policy Choices
Owen L. Anderson

North Dakota Expertise: A Chance to Lead in Economically and Environmentally Sustainable Hydraulic Fracturing
Joshua P. Fershee

Water Resources and Oil and Gas Development: A Survey of North Dakota Law
Robert E. Beck

Development's Victim or Its Beneficiary?: The Impact of Oil and Gas Development on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation
Raymond Cross

The Scenic Protections of the Clean Air Act
John Copeland Nagle

Minimizing Species Disputes in Energy Siting: Utilizing Natural Heritage Inventories
Lee Paddock and Lea Colasuonno

Federal Incentives for Clean Energy After Solyndra: A Post-Recovery Act Precipice
John A. Herrick and Cara S. Elias

Rethinking a Twenty-First Century Model for Energy Development
A.L. Parlow

The Fine Print Matters: Negotiating an Oil and Gas Lease in North Dakota
Joshua A. Swanson

Case Comment

Fraud—Rights of Action and Defenses: Statute of Frauds Does Not Preclude the Assertion of a Deceit Claim
Christel Croxen

Note

EPA Launches Hydraulic Fracturing Study to Investigate Health and Environmental Concerns While North Dakota Resists Regulation: Should Citizens be Concerned?
Heather Ash

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ISSN: 0029-2745