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McGeorge Law Review

Volume 46, Issue 1 (2014) Symposium—Growing, Growing, Gone: Innovative Ideas in Resource Management for a Growing Population

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Pacific McGeorge School of Law

Articles

Symposium—Growing, Growing, Gone: Innovative Ideas in Resource Management for a Growing Population: Introduction
Rachael E. Salcido

Introductory Remarks: California’s Future and What Does the Environment Look Like?
Ken Alex

Capitol Keynote: How Water Pricing, Human Rights, and an International Perspective Can Help to Provide Water For the Growing California Population
Peter Gleick

Vehicle Miles Traveled and Sustainable Communities
Dorothy J. Glancy

Governing the Ungovernable: Integrating the Multimodal Approach to Keeping Agricultural Land Use from Swallowing Ecosystems
Kalyani Robbins

Maximizing What We Have—The Challenge to Preserve Open Space with No Dedicated Local Funding Source
Aimee Rutledge

In the Field and In the Stream: California Reasonable Use Law Applied to Water for Agriculture
Paul Stanton Kibel

Demand Offsets: Water Neutral Development in California
Jennifer L. Harder and Jennifer L. Harder

Water Infrastructure Finance in California: Who Should Pay to Keep the Tap Running?
Alf Brandt

The Superagency Solution
K.K. DuVivier

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Acre by Acre: Providing Standards for Agricultural Mitigation Using Agricultural Conservation Easements
Brenda Bass

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ISSN: 1520-9245