Transitioning to a sustainable energy economy: the call for national cooperative watershed planning.: An article from: Environmental Law

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From the author: The Article concludes that achieving a "sustainable energy economy" will require a large-scale cooperative watershed planning effort--one that will ensure that water resources are available to support and sustain a transformation of the United States energy sector. Alger addressing some of the legal challenges that may face such a water-based planning effort, the Article identifies recent legislation that could provide a starting point by which to address some of the significant challenges associated with achieving a "sustainable energy economy."

Citation Details
Title: Transitioning to a sustainable energy economy: the call for national cooperative watershed planning.
Author: Ann E. Drobot
Publication:Environmental Law (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 22, 2011
Publisher: Lewis & Clark Northwestern School of Law
Volume: 41 Issue: 3 Page: 707(69)

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