03058cam a2200337 i 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077020003100094035002200125040001000147050002300157100003400180245006800214250002000282264004200302300005000344336002600394337002800420338002700448440003300475504005100508505069800559520115601257650004702413650006902460700003802529700002802567775012502595on1451111548OCoLC20260724131439.0260313s2024    mnuab    b    001 0 eng c  a  2025413011  a9781685611149q(paperback)  a(OCoLC)1451111548  aPUCPR 4aKF 5569b.C73 20241 aCraig, Robin Kundis,eauthor.10aWater law /cRobin Kundis Craig, Robert W. Adler, Noah D. Hall.  aSecond edition. 1aEagan, MN :bFoundation Press,c2024.  axv, 340 pages :billustrations, maps ;c24 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aConcepts and insights series  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.00tIntroduction to water law --tRiparian law --tDealing with western water realities : the creation and adoption of prior appropriation --tAllocating groundwater : the five groundwater doctrines used in the United States --tMoving from the common law to permits --tNavigable waters --tState public trust doctrines --tFederal water interests --tInterstate water pollution, apportionment and management --tThe water-energy nexus --tThe intersection of water law and water pollution control law --tHuman use of water and endangered species --tComprehensive water resources management and watershed planning --tPublic interests, private rights in water, and constitutional taking claims.  a"Water Law: Concepts & Insights provides both a general overview of basic water law doctrines and an exploration of how water law--the law and policies governing allocation of water--fit into broader ecological and environmental law issues. The book provides an overview of important hydrological principles before discussing the major state-law systems governing use of water in the United States--riparian law, prior appropriation, and specific groundwater doctrines. It then explores the federal government's interests in the fresh waters of the United States, ranging from protection of navigability to water infrastructure projects to reserved federal water rights. Putting the law governing water use into a broader context, Water Law: Concepts & Insights then explores the intersections of state water law with energy policy and production, water quality protections, endangered species protections, and broader watershed management. It ends by returning to the concept of water rights as protected private property rights and the complexities of constitutional 'takings' litigation when environmental protections interfere with those rights"-- 0aWaterxLaw and legislationzUnited States. 0aWater resources developmentxLaw and legislationzUnited States.1 aAdler, Robert W.,d1955-eauthor.1 aHall, Noah D.,eauthor.08iRevision of:aCraig, Robin Kundis.tWater law.dSt. Paul, MN : Foundation Press, [2017]z9781634603133w(OCoLC)962549365