Submissions from 2020
Chapter 2: Western Public Land Law and the Evolving Management Landscape, John C. Ruple
Chapter 7: Wild Places and Irreplaceable Resources: Protecting Wilderness and National Monuments, John C. Ruple
Beyond the Antiquities Act: Can the BLM Reconcile Energy Dominance and National Monument Protection?, John C. Ruple and Heather Tanana
Does NEPA Help or Harm ESA Critical Habitat Designations? An Assessment of Over 600 Critical Habitat Rules, John C. Ruple, Michael J. Tanana, and Merrill M. Williams
Submissions from 2019
Measuring the NEPA Litigation Burden: A Review of 1,499 Federal Court Cases, John C. Ruple and Kayla Race
Submissions from 2017
NEPA and the Energy Policy Act of 2005 Statutory Categorical Exclusions: What Are the Environmental Costs of Expedited Oil and Gas Development?, Mark Capone and John C. Ruple
NEPA, FLPMA, and Impact Reduction: An Empirical Assessment of BLM Resource Management Planning in the Mountain West, John C. Ruple and Mark Capone
Submissions from 2016
NEPA—Substantive Effectiveness Under a Procedural Mandate: Assessment of Oil and Gas EISs in the Mountain West, John C. Ruple and Mark Capone
Submissions from 2015
When Winning Means Losing: Why a State Takeover of Public Lands May Leave States Without the Minerals They Covet, Robert B. Keiter and John C. Ruple
Submissions from 2014
A Legal Analysis of the Transfer of Public Lands Movement, Robert B. Keiter and John C. Ruple
The Future of Federal-State Land Exchanges, John C. Ruple and Robert B. Keiter