Symposium on NEPA at Twenty: The Past, the Present and Future of the National Environmental Policy Act Author Various Authors Journal/Series Environmental Law | Vol. 20, no 3; 447 - 810; 364 p. Date 1990 Source IUCN (ID: ANA-043861) Publisher | Place of publication Northwestern School of Law of Lewis and Clark College | Portland, OR, USA Document type Article in periodical Language English Country/Territory United States of America Subject Mineral resources, Water, Environment gen., Energy, Forestry Keyword Policy/planning Legal proceedings/administrative proceedings EIA Freshwater resources management Forest management/forest conservation Comprehensive description Abstract Contents: 1. The National Environmental Policy Act at twenty: a preface 2. NEPA at twenty: mimicry and recruitment in environmental law 3. Perspectives on NEPA in the courts 4. NEPA 's promise partially fulfilled 5. Is the supreme court hostile to NEPA? some possible explanations for a 12-0 Record 6. Judicial enforcement of NEPA -inspired promises 7. Understanding interdependence in the natural environment: some thoughts on cumulative impact assessment under the National Environmental Policy Policy Act 8. NEPA and private rights in public mineral resources: the fee complex relative? 9. NEPA 's impacts on federal agencies, anticipated and unanticipated 10. Observations on the transformation of the forest service: the effects of the National Environmental Policy Act on U.S. Forest Service decision making 11. NEPA as it was meant to be: NCAP v. Block, herbicides, and region 6 Forest Service 12. Small handles, big impacts: when do Corps permits federalize private development 13. NEPA at energy: an exercise in legal narrative 14. The myth of mitigation under NEPA and SEPA 15. A note on environmental impact assessment in Canada