Jurisdiction of the Federal Power Commission over Non-Power Water Uses
William R. Walker, William E. Cox
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William R. Walker, William E. Cox
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In this article Mr. Walker and Mr. Cox point out the interesting fact that although the Federal Power Commission has in the past generally concerned itself with power development of water, it has recently expanded its jurisdiction to exert control in the area of federal and nonfederal non-power water uses.This article explains how this was a necessary and expedient move so that the agency will be able to handle the interrelated problems with more efficiency and accuracy.
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In this article Mr. Walker and Mr. Cox point out the interesting fact that although the Federal Power Commission has in the past generally concerned itself with power development of water, it has recently expanded its jurisdiction to exert control in the area of federal and nonfederal non-power water uses.This article explains how this was a necessary and expedient move so that the agency will be able to handle the interrelated problems with more efficiency and accuracy.
Key concepts: Federal jurisdiction, Power (physics), Commission, Jurisdiction, Business, Law, Political science, Physics