Water, Tribal Claims, and Maine's Not-So-Settled Settlement Acts

Publication Date:
September 1, 2016
Topics:
Water Quality
Sustenance Issues
Jurisdiction & Tribal Sovereignty
Water, Tribal Claims, and Maine's Not-So-Settled Settlement ActsWater, Tribal Claims, and Maine's Not-So-Settled Settlement Acts

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Water, Tribal Claims, and Maine's Not-So-Settled Settlement Acts. ABA Natural Resources & Environment Section, Quarterly Journal, Fall 2016

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