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November 2009 Issue

In this issue:

Message from the Chair
Wendy Bowden Crowther…1

28th Annual Water Law Conference: Whose Spigot Is It? Legal Control of the Water
Peter Sly and Jill Willis…2

2010 Eastern Water Resources Conference: Surplus and Scarcity: Adapting to Hydrologic Disruption in the East
Pamela Bush and Lewis Jones…3

Should We Build an Ark to Comply with the ESA?—Applying the Endangered Species Act’s Causation Element to Climate Change
Hanspeter Walter…4

A Preference for Domestic Water Use in Utah: A Relic of the Past?
J. Craig Smith and Scott M. Ellsworth…9

Unification of Standards for Drinking Water from Different Sources in Israel—The United States as a Model
Tzvi Levinson, Gil Dror, and Julia Lietzmann…18

Rain, Rain, Store Away, Use Again Another Day
Jeff Kray and Mandie MacDonald…23

Are Bans on Off-Site Transport of Groundwater “Reasonable” but Unconstitutional?
Scott D. Anderson…27

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November 2009 Issue

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February 17-19, 2010
28th Annual Water Law Conference
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Ocean and Coastal Law and Policy

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