Abstract
This comment examines whether FERC's policy statement on dam decommissiong at relicensing violates the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution by "taking" private property for a public good without just compensation.
Damning Dams: Bearing the Cost of Restoring America's RiversKey Words: dam decommissioning | FERC policy | fifth amendment | public and private property rights | removal Category: Policy/Law
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Volume:
Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 635-673
Year:
1998
AbstractThis comment examines whether FERC's policy statement on dam decommissiong at relicensing violates the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution by "taking" private property for a public good without just compensation. ContactNotes![]() Cause and Consequence of Hydropower Regulatory DelayCategory: Policy/Law
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Hydropower Reform Coalition
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Year:
2001
AbstractIn advance of FERC’s December 2001 workshop, the Hydropower Reform Coalition compiled this report to take a closer look at the 51 oldest pending hydropower dam license applications and analyze the causes and impacts of delay, followed by a series of solutions that will enable us to pass on a legacy of healthy rivers and provide a reliable energy supply to future generations. ContactNotes![]() |
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