7390

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7390
• Author: Natural Resources Law Center.
• Title: Boundaries and Water
• USFW Year: 1989.
• USFW - Doc Type: Allocation and Use of a Shared Resource.
• Copyright Material: NO

LINDA M. LAZZERINO (University of Colorado,
B.A., Political Science, '67; J. D. '71) has
been since 1982 an attorney with the Platte
River Power Authority, a public corporation
and a political subdivision of the State of
Colorado. Her responsibilities include
development and review of utility operating
and intergovernmental agreements and
administrative hearings before various
governmental authorities. Previously she was
a staff attorney with the Tri-state Generation
and Transmission Association, Inc. (1978-82);
and Acting Director, Division of
Registrations, with the Colorado Department of
Regulatory Agencies (1975-77). She is a
Steering Committee Member, Board of Directors of the Colorado River
Energy Distributor's Association, a 6 state association of federal
hydroelectric power purchasers in the Colorado Basin.

DANIEL B. MAGRAW (A.B. Economics, Harvard '68;
J.D. Boalt Hall Law School, University of
California at Berkeley, '76) teaches
international law and international
development policy (focusing on natural
resources development) at the University of
Colorado School of Law. He worked for three
years in India as an economist and business
consul tant, is a consultant for the united
Nations and the U.S. Department of State, and
chairs committees in the American Bar
Association and American Society of
International Law. He has published widely in
the public and private international law
field, including articles regarding
international liability for nonprohibited acts' (e.g., liability for
transboundary pollution). In February 1989 he organized the Doman
Colloquium on International Law at the University of Colorado on
"Global Change and the Third World."

J. WILLIAM (BILL) McDONALD (B.S. Chemistry,
Colorado College; J.D. University of Chicago
Law School; M.S. Natural Resources Management,
University of Michigan)" is the director of the
Colorado Water Conservation Board, a division
of the Colorado Department of Natural
Resources. When he joined the Department of
Natural Resources in 1976, he was responsible
for a statewide water policy study and an
assessment of the impacts of energy
development on the water resources of the
Upper Colorado River Basin. Previously he was
on the staff of the Great Lakes Basin
Commission where his primary activity was as
study manager of the first phase of a water

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