United States Water Law

Explore the intricacies of water rights and legislation with "United States Water Law" by John W. Johnson. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 2008, this comprehensive hardback volume spans 490 pages and delves into the complex systems governing water rights in the United States.

This essential text not only covers the fundamentals of riparian rights but also examines Native American rights, environmental regulations, and the intersection of water law with nuisance and tort law. Johnson meticulously analyzes how social theory influences water policy, making it a critical resource for students, legal professionals, and anyone interested in the vital issues surrounding water resource management.

Whether you're studying law, policy, or environmental science, "United States Water Law" serves as an invaluable guide, shedding light on the challenges and developments in the ever-evolving landscape of water legislation in the U.S.