by David Ganje | Sep 19, 2014 | Environmental Law, Infrastructure Security, Natural Resources Law, Water Law, Water Law, Water Regulation, Water Rights, Water Systems Security
Illinois Association of American Water Works Recognizes Ganje’s Water Workshops The Illinois Section of the American Water Works Association (ISAWWA) has recognized David Ganje of Ganje Law Offices for his recent workshops given for the Association. David Ganje...
by David Ganje | Jul 11, 2014 | Environmental Law, Infrastructure Security, Managment of Water Rights, Water Law, Water Regulation, Water Rights, Water Systems Security
Missouri River & Ogallala Aquifer Indian Water Rights Conference 2014 Hosted by: Great Plains Tribal Water Alliance Event Sponsors: Standing Rock Sioux Tribe..Ogala Sioux Tribe..Rosebud Sioux Tribe Presentation: Tribal Water...
by David Ganje | May 29, 2014 | Environmental Law, Infrastructure Security, Natural Resources Law, Water Law, Water Law; Environmental Law; Security Law, Water Regulation, Water Rights, Water Systems Security
Midwest Water & Wastewater Technology Conference 6/5/2014 When: Thursday, June 5, 2014 Visit Exhibitors from 7:30 to 8:30 AM Where: Map this event » College of Lake County, C-Building 19351 West Washington Street...
by David Ganje | Mar 24, 2014 | Disposal Wells, Injection Wells, North Dakota Law, North Dakota Oil & Gas Law, Oil and Gas Law, Water Law, Water Rights
The Utility and Controversy of Disposal Wells Greater attention, rightfully, is now paid in the oil patch to our first natural resource: water. From all fronts affected, parties are more aware of the proper stewardship of water. This...
by David Ganje | Mar 20, 2014 | Managment of Water Rights, Surface Water Issues, Water Law, Water Rights
SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE ISSUES — A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE Water rights and water law issues are not limited to groundwater regulation and riparian surface water rights. This article will discuss the subject of surface water drainage issues, and will focus on the...
by David Ganje | Nov 24, 2013 | Water Law, Water Law, Water Permitting, Water Rights
Recent NY State Water Regulations Not Ready for Prime Time In New York state, groundwater rights are based on landownership rights. A property owner can withdraw as much water for use provided the rights of other property owners are not adversely affected. Water...
