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

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JOHN THORSON is a partner in the firm of Doney
& Thorson, Helena, Montana. A native of New e
Mexico, he received his B.A. degree (with
distinction) from the University of New Mexico
and his J. D. degree from the University of
California, Berkeley, where he was Note &
Comment editor of the California Law Review.
He has been Director of the Conference of
Western Governors' Conference. He also serves
as Vice Chair of the ABA Water Resources
Commi ttee. He is co-author of The Wet and
wild Missouri (1985), Boundaries Carved in
Water (1986), and The Salty Colorado (1986).
He was the consultant -for "Troubled Waters,"
an hour-long documentary produced by KUED-TV,
Salt Lake (1986).

JOHN M. VOLKMAN (B.A. Colorado College, '69;
J.D. University of Colorado, '73) is Senior
Counsel, Northwest Power Planning Council,
Portland, Oregon. He has handled a variety of
fish-power conflicts, including negotiations
wi th energy and fishery interests regarding
"spill" operations at Columbia and Snake River
dams, and the "protected areas" rulemaking, in
which more than 40,000 river miles in the
Northwest were protected from hydropower
licensing. He has published recent articles
on legal issues related to the Council's work
in the University of Colorado Law Review,
Environmental Law, and the Journal of
Environmental Law and Litigation.

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R. TIMOTHY WESTON (J.D. Harvard Law School,
'72) is a partner in the Harrisburg office of
Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, focusing in
environmental counseling and litigation,
administrative and legislative issues.
previously he served for eight years as
Assistant Attorney General providing counsel
for a wide range of natural resource and
environmental protection programs, including
the Pennsylvania State Water Plan and water
resource management activities. From 1979-87
he served as Associate Deputy Secretary for
Resources Management in the Dept. of
Environmental Resources, and as Alternate to
Governor Thornburgh as Commissioner on the
Delaware and Susquehanna River Basin commissions. He has published
numerous law review articles in water law and natural resources
management.

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