Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources
Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee - Newsletter Archive
Message from the Chair
John W. Urbinger, Jr.…1
Federally-Backed Efforts to Support and Promote Environmental Conservation at All Levels…2
The Cooperative Conservation Initiative
Robert Lamb…2
Federal Forum Addresses Collaborative Problem-Solving for Environmental Disputes
Dr. Kirk Emerson…5
Stakeholders Achieve Collaborative Settlement on Clackamas River Hydro Relicensing
Debra Nudelman, Paul De Morgan and Jennifer Bies…6
Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee Action Plan 2006-2007
John W. Urbinger, Jr.…9
Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee Leadership…12
Message from the Chair
Kathleen Whitby...1
Creating a Collective Thinking Process: Hydropower Relicensing on the Lewis River
Lois Schwennesen...2
Tribes Negotiate for Preference Power Allocations with Assistance of Third Party Neutrals
Deborah Osborne and Richard Miles...5
Fish to Pass Oregon Dams for First Time in Decades
Debra Nudelman and Robert Williams...7
Re-Contextualizing the Conflict: The Key to Successful Negotiation and Mediation
Steven Haberfeld, Ph.D....8
Native Dispute Resolution Network: A Valuable Resource for Environmental Conflicts Involving Native People
Sarah Palmer, Joan Calcagno and Deborah Osborne...15
Coming Attractions in ADR...16
Message from the Chair
Kathleen Whitby...1
A River Runs Through It - ADR Supports the Success of River Sediment Cleanups
David Batson...3
Attorney General Declares ADR an Effective Dispute Resolution Mechanism
Richard L. Miles...4
"Too Much Sun?" Open Meeting Laws and Alternative Dispute Resolution - A Review of: "Too Much Sun? Emerging Challenges Presented by California and Federal Open Meeting Legislation to Public Consensus-Building Processes"
Bill Leach...6
Hot Topics . . . . President Issues Executive Order on Facilitation of Cooperative Conservation
David Batson...8
ADR Committee's Commitment to Sustainable Development and Stakeholder Engagement
Ann L. MacNaughton...9
Coming Attractions in ADR...10
Message from the Chair
Kathleen Whitby...1
Stakeholder Engagement: How Section Lawyers and Dispute Resolution Professionals Can Stay Competitive and Adapt to Change Using ADR Principles and Methodologies to Improve Project Results
Ann L. MacNaughton...3
Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes at FERC Highlight: ADR Use in FERC Hydroelectric Licensing and Pipeline Certification Processes
Kasha Helget...8
Issues and Challenges for Section Lawyers in Using ADR with State and Local Agencies
Mitchell E. Burack...10
Canadian Centre for Environmental Arbitration and Mediation...13
The ADR Committee and the Section's Sustainable Development Initiative...15
Sixth Annual Section of Dispute Resolution Conference...16
Message from the Chair
Robin Juni
What Environmental and Natural Resource Attorneys Really Think about Alternative Dispute Resolution: a National Survey
Rosemary O’Leary
Maja Husar
ADR Coordinating Group Program at the 10th Section Fall Meeting
2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development: Expanding Opportunities to Grow Your Practice in Environmental Dispute Resolution
Ann MacNaughton
Environmental Dispute Resolution: An Anthology of Practical Solutions
Pro Bono Legal Assistance for Communities Pilot – a Second Generation Approach to Environmental Protection
Brenda Hustis Gotanda
Feedback Sought on Proposed International Commercial Conciliation Amendment to Uniform Mediation Act Adopted by ABA Last Year
Ann L. MacNaughton
EPA Region 6 Listening Session on Environmental Justice
Martina Cartwright
Brownfields and Energy Infrastructure Siting Cases Accepted for March 2003 Annual Meeting of Dispute Resolution Section
Mitchell E. Burack
Vol. 3, No. 1 - September 2001
Can Agency Staff Mediate Their Own Disputes?
Elissa Tonkin
Recent Developments: Section Asks ABA House of Delegates to Adopt ADR Policy for Settlement of Indian Water Rights Disputes
John E. Thorson
Alternative Dispute Resolution Navigation
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