| Natural Resources Journal 2000 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Applied and theoretical aspects of binational watershed councils (consejos de cuencas) in the the U.S.-Mexico borderlands.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Brown, Christopher P., Mumme, Stephen |
| Border farmers, water contamination, and the NAAEC environmental side accord to NAFTA.(North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation)(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Wilder, Margaret |
| Community-based wildlife management in Africa: a critical assessment of the literature. | Law | Buhrs, Ton, Songorwa, Alexander N., Hughey, Ken F.D. |
| Conservation connections in a fragmented desert environment: the U.S.-Mexico border. | Law | Goodwin, Susan Lieberman |
| Defining hydrocommons governance along the border of the Californias: a case study of transbasin diversions and water quality in the Tijuana-San Diego metropolitan region.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Michel, Suzanne M. |
| Equitably treating individual Washington State Forest Trusts: a conceptual approach. | Law | Bare, B. Bruce, Lippke, Bruce R., Xu, Weihuan |
| Historical and physical international boundaries in borderlands water conflicts: a commentary.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Hall, G. Emlen |
| Middle Rio Grande regional water resource planning: the pitfalls and the promises.(New Mexico) | Law | Burson, James M. |
| Political obstacles to the implementation of emissions markets: lessons from RECLAIM.(Regional Clean Air Market; Los Angeles) | Law | Thompson, Dale B. |
| Possibilities for expansion of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act for the protection of migratory birds. | Law | Fjetland, Conrad A. |
| Protected areas and regional substainability: surveying decision makers in the Lake Superior Basin. | Law | Cantrill, James, Potter, Thomas, Stephenson, William |
| Seeing the forest through the eyes of a hawk: an evaluating of recent efforts to protect Northern Goshawk populations in Southwestern forests. | Law | Peck, James |
| The evolution of an international water resources management regime in the Mekong River Basin.(Southeast Asia) | Law | Browder, Greg, Ortolano, Leonard |
| The implications of sustained drought for transboundary water management in Nogales, Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Morehouse, Barbara J., Carter, Rebecca H., Sprouse, Terry W. |
| The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District's protected water rights: legal, beneficial, or against the public interest in New Mexico? | Law | Brown, Lisa D. |
| The regulatory life cycle and regulatory concerns for the utilities of the Northern Mariana Islands. | Law | Camacho-Romisher, Lydia |
| The WTO Panel decision on the U.S. shrimp embargo: another ruling against U.S. enforcement of species protection in trade.(sea turtles) | Law | Bisong, Susan |
| Transportation of transuranic nuclear waste to WIPP: a reconsideration of truck versus rail for two sites.(Waste Isolation Pilot Plant)(New Mexico) | Law | Neill, Helen R., Neill, Robert H. |
| Two nations, one river: managing ecosystem conservation in the Colorado River delta.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Pitt, Jennifer, Luecke, Daniel F., Cohen, Michael J., Glenn, Edward P., Valdes-Casillas, Carlos |
| U.S.-Mexico borderland water conflicts and institutional change: a commentary.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Bennett, Vivienne, Herzog, Lawrence A. |
| Water conservation incentives for New Mexico: policy and legislative alternatives. | Law | Flemming, William M., Hall, G. Emlen |
| Water use and cultural conflict in 19th century northwestern New Spain and Mexico.(Water Issues in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands) | Law | Berry, Kate A. |
| Who controls New Mexico's acequinas? Acequina government and Wilson v. Denver.(irrigation ditches; voting process) | Law | DeLara, Christopher J. |
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