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Buffalo Environmental Law Journal

Volume 1, Issue 2

Front Matter

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Symposium: Environmental Dredging in the Great Lakes Basin: Table of Contents
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal

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Symposium: Developing Water Management in the Great Lakes Region: Table of Contents
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal

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Table of Contents
Buffalo Environmental Law Journal

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Development, Growth and Sustainability
Margaret Troyak and Tom Muir

Symposiums

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Symposium: Environmental Dredging in the Great Lakes Basin: Introductory Remarks
Henry Nowak

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Of Mud, Myths, and Money: A Citizen's Perspective on Contaminated Sediments
Barry B. Boyer

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Seven Steps to Successful Mitigation
John W. Cooper

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The United States Army Corps of Engineers' Perspective on Environmental Dredging
Michael R. Palermo Ph.D., Robert M. Engler Ph.D., and Norman R. Francingues

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The Big Picture: A Perspective on Environmental Dredging from the International Joint Commission
Gordon K. Durnil

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Restoration Ecology: Longterm Evaluation as an Essential Feature of Rehabilitation
John E. Gannon

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Symposium: Developing Water Management in the Great Lakes Region: Introductory Remarks
Michael J. Donahue

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Great Lakes Law: The Role of the Legal Institute of the Great Lakes at the University of Toledo College of Law
Thomas D. Crandall

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Groundwater Law in the Great Lakes States: A Lawyer's Catalog for the Benefit of Water Planners
Robert H. Abrams

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Managing Great Lakes Water Diversions: A Diversion Manager's Viewpoint
Daniel A. Injerd

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Lake Michigan Water Diversion: A Case Study
Daniel A. Injerd

Industry Notes

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Alternative Strategies to Reduce Effects of Persistent Toxic Chemicals in the Natural Environment: A Great Lakes Regional Perspective
Grace Wever Ph.D.