HeinOnline has several major legal and government document library collections of special interest to BLM users, including the Law Journal Library, the Federal Register, Treaties and Agreements, and U.S. Federal Agency Documents, Decisions, and Appeals. The American Indian Law Collection contains a Dept. of the Interior Collection, which includes the annual "Decisions of the Department of the Interior" volumes.
Articles cover oil & gas, water resources, mining, public land law, and other issues relating to natural resources law. Now known as the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Journal
Published by a board of student editors at The Alexander Blewett III School of Law featuring professional scholarship and student-written articles exploring legal issues regarding public land, natural resource, environmental, and federal Indian law.
Published for professionals involved with the management of the nation’s federal lands. The publication provides subscribers the insight to what changes in public lands policy mean to them and their organizations. Contact the library, blm_library@blm.gov, to receive current or past issues via e-mail. (BLM Employees only)
Covers trends, management, legislation, and products to public works officials dedicated to improving the nation’s infrastructure. A source of information for municipal, county, and state public officials.
Consists of original, practical, and scholarly articles and reprints of Foundation, law review, and other articles useful to mineral resources professionals. Domestic and international articles in semi-annual issues cover oil and gas, mining, water, public lands, and related areas of natural resources law, including business transactions. Formerly Public Land and Resources Law Digest. (Limited access.) (Contact the BLM Library for assistance)
An international journal on public policies for science, technology, and innovation. It covers all types of science and technology in both developed and developing countries.
Provides readers with scholarly and practical articles dealing with environmental law and policy and natural resources management pertinent to the United States and Canada. Formerly the Great Plains Natural Resources Journal, the Sustainable Development Law Journal published its last issue in spring 2011.
Semi-annual publication that serves as a forum for the exchange of ideas, information, and legal and policy analyses concerning water law.
