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Most Recent Additions*

Blowing in the Wrong Direction? United States v. Osage Wind, LLC
Aubrey Thomas

Ownership Rights to Produced Water in the New Age of Energy
Timothy Naegele

Fault Lines in Fossil Fuel Policy: The Ripple Effect on Mineral Rights and Regulatory Taking Implications
Myles Meyring

Analyzing the Invocation of the Force Majeure Clause Defense in Natural Gas Contract Dispute
Lindsay Kirkland

Liability in the Pipeline: The Expanding Scope of PFAS Litigation and Regulation
Rebecca Huckabay

Walking on Sunshine: A Survey of Oklahoma Concurrent Land Use Law and How Accommodation Can Fill In Gaps Revealed by Emerging Solar Energy
Nick Halbroeder

The Clash Between Oklahoma’s Oil Industry and Overriding Royalty Interests: Why Legislative Action Is Needed
Bryce Cormack

Not All That Glitters Is Black Gold: Using Stranded Gas to Mine Cryptocurrencies and the Public Regulation of Waste
Emily Burns

Digital Gold: The Impact of Bitcoin Mining on Texas Surface Owners’ Rights
Kenney Broadnax

Editor's Introduction & Front Pages
Bryce Cormack

Contested Sovereignty and Jurisdictional Flux in Oklahoma Indian Country 2025
Darla Jackson

Reflections on the “Pore Space Estate”
Joseph A. Schremmer

CO₂ Pipelines as Common Carriers
Madeleine Lewis and Tara Righetti

The Meaning of “Other Minerals” and Other Incidents of Mineral Ownership
Monika U. Ehrman and Colton Franks

Editor's Introduction & Front Pages
Alexandra Jury

Strategies for Unsecured Creditors to Mitigate the Pro-Debtor Policies of Subchapter V and Suggestions for Changes to the Bankruptcy Code
Micah Mays

If Memory Serves: Navigating Cognitive Impairment Within Congress
Gracemary R. Zizzo

Fined and Frustrated: Unpacking Title IV and Clery Act Compliance
Douglas-Ann Smith

Charter Schools and State Action: An Analysis Through the Lens of Agency Law
S. Ernie Walton

The New Inquiry Notice: Lessons from E-Commerce
Richard F. Storrow

*Updated as of 11/13/25.