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Volume 112, Note, April 2024, Taylor Graham California Law Review Volume 112, Note, April 2024, Taylor Graham California Law Review

Resolving Conflicts Between Tribal and State Regulatory Authority Over Water

Courts should recognize a presumption of exclusive Tribal regulatory authority over all on-reservation water resources. This approach safeguards Tribal health and welfare while providing sorely needed predictability to Tribal-state regulatory disputes over water. States can be confident that their interests will be adequately accounted for because Tribes have a proven track record of equitably regulating water resources, and there are plentiful opportunities for state-Tribal cooperation.

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