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May 2009 Issue

In this issue:

Addressing Climate Change on Behalf of Indian Tribes in the 111th Congress
Bob Gruenig…1

Mock Public Hearing on Climate Change Held at Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community High School
Dean B. Suagee…4

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson Joins with Tribal Leaders to Sign State-Tribal Collaboration Act
Jana L. Walker…7

Case Law Linking Climate Change and NEPA Review
Peter Hack…7

News Roundup
Myra Spicker and Peter Hack…9

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May 2009 Issue

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September 23-26, 2009
17th Section Fall Meeting: The ABA Environment, Energy, and Resources Law Summit
Baltimore, MD