U.S. Supreme Court,
Environmental & Energy,
Constitutional Law
Oct. 3, 2018
Authority over public lands and resources in (and out of) Alaska
After the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in November, will Alaska prove to be the exception or the rule for the future of federal public-land management?
Matthew J. Sanders
Deputy County Counsel
Stanford Environmental Law Clinic
Phone: (650) 723-0325
Email: matthewjsanders@stanford.edu
Matthew is lecturer in law at Stanford Law School. His views are his own.
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When you spend time in Alaska, you come to understand that everything feels personal. It's a surprising feeling given the sheer, breathtaking magnitude of the state and its landscapes. A lost dog on the Matanuska Glacier is a topic of conversation in Fairbanks, 320 miles to the north. The Anchorage Daily News is filled with as many stories from the Kenai Peninsula (three hours by car) as from the northwest Arctic city of Kotzebue (not rea...
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