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January 1, 1981American Indian Law Review

Environmental Law: Protecting Clean Air: The Authority of Indian Governments to Regulate Reservation Airsheds

Patrick S. Smith Jerry D. Guenther

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Patrick Smith, Jerry D. Guenther, Environmental Law: Protecting Clean Air: The Authority of Indian Governments to Regulate Reservation Airsheds, American Indian Law Review, Vol. 9, No. 1 (1981), pp. 83-119

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