Schedule of speakers for Spring 2021
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Past Participating Schools (1998 - 2020)
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Between 1998 and 2020, the following schools have participated (for one of
more years) in the program:
- Akron Law School
- Albany Law School
- American University Law School
- Arizona State University College of Law
- Australian
Centre for Environmental Law (Australia)
- Barry University Law School
- Boston College Law School
- Buffalo Law School
- Cambridge University (England)
- Capital University Law School
- Chapman University Law School
- Cleveland State University - Cleveland Marshall College of Law
- Drake Law School
- Duke Law School
- Duquesne Law School
- Emory Law School
- Florida Coastal Law School
- Florida State
University Law School
- Georgia State University College of Law
- George Washington University School of Law
- Lewis and Clark Law School
- University of Louisville Law School
- Lviv National University (Ukraine)
- Netayna Academic College (Israel)
- Northwestern School of Law of Lewis
and Clark College
- Notre Dame Law School
- Pace Law School
- Pepperdine University
School of Law
- Pittsburgh Law School
- Rutgers Law School - Camden
- Santa Clara Law School
- Seattle University Law School
- Seton Hall University Law School
- Southern Illinois Law School
- Southern New England School of Law
- Southwestern University School of Law
- Stetson University College of Law
- Strathclyde University (Scotland)
- Texas Tech Law School
- Texas Wesleyan Law School
- Touro Law School
- University of Barcelona (Catalonia, Europe)
- University of Connecticut School of Law
- UCLA Institute of the Environment
- University of Denver College of Law
- University of Florida College of Law
- University of Georgia Law School
- University of Hawaii Law School
- University of Houston Law School
- University of Idaho Law School
- University of Mississippi Law School
- University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School
- University of Oregon Law School
- University of Pretoria
- University of San Diego School of Law
- University of South Carolina School of
Law
- University of South Dakota Law School
- University of Sydney
- University of Toledo
- University of Wyoming College of Law
- Vanderbilt Law School
- Vermont Law School
- Virginia Polytechnic and State University
- Washington and Lee Law School
- Washington University School of Law
- Western New England College School of Law
- West Virginia Law School
- Whittier Law School
- Widener University Law School
- Widener University Delaware Law School
- College of William and Mary School of Law
- Willamette Law School
- Wisconsin Law School
- Wyoming Law School
- Yale Law School
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Past Speakers (1998-2020)
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2020:
2019:
- Professor Michael Lewyn, Touro Law School, Why Sprawl is Not Caused by the Free Market
- Dean Jerry L. Anderson, Drake Law School, The Right to Roam
- Professor Melanie Murcott, University of Pretoria, Information Access in South Africa
- Dean Jennifer K. Rushlow, Vermont Law School, Kain v. DEP - Climate Litigation in State Court
- Professors Michael Vandenbergh and Jonathan Gilligan, Vanderbilt University Law School, Beyond Politics
- Professor Ben Boer, University of Sydney, The Need for an International Soils Regime
2018:
2017:
- Professor James May, Widener University Delaware Law School, Subnational Environmental Constitutionalism
- Dean Lee Paddock, George Washington University Law School, Private Environmental Governance
- Professor Nadia Ahmad, Barry University Law School, Blood Biofuels
- Dr. Wil Burns, Co-Executive Director, Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment, American University, The Paris Agreement and Climate Geoengineering
2016:
- Professor Myanna Dellinger, University of South Dakota School of Law, Rethinking Contractual Impraticability in an Era of Anthropogenic Climate Change
- Professor Debra Donahue, Wyoming Law School, Livestock Production, Climate Change and Human Health
- Professor Stephanie Showalter Otts, University of Mississippi School of Law, Marine Aquaculture: Public Controversy, Regulatory Complexity, and Legal Challenges
- Professor Jonathan Wiener, Duke Law School, Environmental Law Goes Retro: Learning Foresight from Hindsight
- Professor Joshua Galperin, Environmental Protection Clinical Director and Lecturer, Yale Law School, Defining and Closing the Hydraulic Fracturing Governance Gap
2015:
- Professor Itzchak Ehud Kornfeld, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Constitutions, Courts, Economic and Social Rights, the Right to Potable Water and a Clean Environment
- Professor Edward P. Richards, LSU Law Center, Using Natural Cycles to Make Better Decisions about Adaptation to Climate Change: The Future of the Louisiana Coast
- Professor Zygmunt Plater, Boston College Law School, Lessons Learned From a Tiny Fish ... that no one ever told me in Law School
- Hon Justice Brian Preston SC, Chief Judge, Land and Environment Court of New South Wales, The Environmental Court
2013 Fall:
- Professor Joshua Galperin, Director, Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy, Yale Law School, Eating Invaders
- Professor John Dernbach, Co-Director of the Environmental Law Center, Widener Law School, Sustainability
- Professor
Zygmunt Plater, Boston College Law School, 40th Anniversary of the Snail Darter Case
- Professor Hillary Hoffmann, Vermont Law School,Cultural Resource Protection and Federal Livestock Grazing Policy
2013 Spring:
- Professor Tony Arnold, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville, Emergence and Evolution of Watershed Institutions
- Professor Melissa Scanlan, University of Wisconsin Law School, Adaptive Management
- Professor Ezra Rosser, Washington College of Law, American University, Ahistorical Indians and Reservation Resources
- Professor Kalyani Robbins, University of Akron Law School, The Regulation of Hydraulic Fracturing Under the Endangered Species Act ]
- Professor Timothy Mulvaney, Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, Takings Law and the Matter of Koontz v. St. John's
- Professor Wil Burns, Johns Hopkins University, The European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme: Climate Model or Climate Muddle?
2012:
2011:
- Professor Jessica Owley, State University of New York at Buffalo Law School, Conservation Easements
- Professor Sam Kalen, University of Wyoming College of Law, NEPA's Evolution
- Professor John Nagle, Notre Dame Law School, How Much Should China Pollute?
- Professor Dennis Hirsch, Capital University Law School, Green Business
- Professor Michael Vandenbergh, Vanderbilt Law School, Time to Try Carbon Labelling
2010:
- Professor Wil Burns, University of Santa Clara School of Law, Geoengineering Proposals, Climate Change and International Governance Structures
- Professor Gabriel Eckstein, Texas Tech Law School, Climate Change Implications for Global Water Resources and International Law
- Professor James Kushner, Southwestern Law School, Planning for Global Climate Change: Mapping the Potential Legislation
- Professor Andrew Long, Florida Coastal Law School, Biodiversity, Forestry and Climate Change in International Environmental Law
- Professor Patrick McGinley, West Virginia Law School, Mountain Top Removal
2009:
- Professor
Peter Appel, University of Georgia Law School, and Dr. T.
Rick Irvin, Sustainable Commerce
- Professor
Tony Arnold, Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, University of
Louisville, The Lake, the Trust, and the Map: Can
Environmental Law Achieve Environmental Conservation?
- Professor
Kim Diana Connolly and Dr.
Sonya Forte Duhe;, University of South Carolina, Dealing
with Environmental Law and Policy in the Press
- Professor
Patricia R. McCubbin, Southern Illinois
University School of Law, China and Climate Change
- Professor
John C. Nagle, Notre Dame Law School, The
Evangelical Debate Over Climate Change
2008:
- Professor
Victor Flatt, University of Houston Law Center, Taking
the Legislative Temperature: Which Federal Climate Change Legislative
Proposal is Best?
- Professor
Gary Marchant, Arizona State University College of Law, Environmental
Regulation of Nanotechnology
- Professor
Robin Craig, Florida State University College of Law, Public
Health and Ecosystem Services
- Professor
Deepa Badrinarayana, Chapman University School of Law, Trade
and Climate Change: Is There a Path to Sustainable
Development Under Law?
- Professor
Lesley McAllister, University of San Diego School of Law, Moving
Toward Stringency in Emissions Trading: The Problem of Slack Caps
2007:
2006:
- Professor
Dorothy Bisbee, Southern New England School of Law, Applying
Agricultural Nuisance and Zoning Exemptions to On-Farm Wind Farms
- Professor
Fred Cheever, University of Denver College of Law, Law
and Nature on the Wildland-Urban Border
- Environmental
Law Institute, Water Cases Before the
Supreme Court: Is Federal Environmental law Sunk?
- Professor
J.B. Ruhl, Florida State University Law School, The
Effects of Wetlands Mitigation Banking on People
- Professor
Eleanor Stein, Albany Law School, Global Warming:
Public Nuisance or Political Question? A Case Study of Connecticut
v. American Electric Power
2005:
- Professor
Peter Appel, University of Georgia Law School, Wilderness
Policy
- Professor
William C.G. Burns, University of Redlands, Department of Environmental
Studies, Far From Heaven: The Potential Impacts of
Climate Change on Pacific Island Developing Countries and International
Legal Responses
- ELI
Associates Seminar,Alternative Strategies for
Addressing Mercury Pollution
- Professor
Dennis Hirsch, Capital Law School, What Privacy
Regulation Can Learn From Environmental Law
- Professor
Hari Osofsky, Whittier Law School, Learning from
Environmental Justice: A New Model for International Environmental Rights
2004:
2002:
2001:
2000:
- Andriy
Andrusevych, Lviv National University (Ukraine), "Environmental
Human Rights in International Law"
- Professor
William Buzbee, Emory University Law School, "Sprawl"
- Professor
Bob Collin, University of Oregon, "Environmental
Justice, Sustainability, and Urban Planning"
- Professor
Kim Diana Connolly, University of South Carolina Law
School, "Essential Fish Habitat"
- Professor
Robin Craig, Western New England College of Law, "Nonpoint
source pollution"
- Professor
Gary Marchant, Arizona State University Law School
(Co-counsel in American Trucking), "American
Trucking Associations, Inc. v. EPA"
1999:
- Professor John Bonine, University of Oregon Law School, "Standing to Sue: The First Step in Access to Justice"
- Doctor Robert D. Bullard, Clark Atlanta University, "Environmental
Justice: Strategies fot Creating Healthy and Suatainable Communities"
- Professor
James Grijalva, University of North Dakota School of Law, "Environmental Law in Indian Country"
- Professor
Howard Latin, Rutgers Law School/Newark, "EcoVitality"
- Paul Smyth,
U.S. Dept. of Interior, Solicitor's Office, "Grand Staircase
Escalante National Monument"
- Justine
Thompson, Southern Envtl. Law Center, "Regulation
of CAFOs"
1998:
- Professor Robert Kuehn, Dir. - Tulane Law School Environmental Law Clinic, "The Shintech Siting Controversy"
- Professor
Wang Xi, Vice Director, Research
Institute of Environmental Law, Wuhan University, "China's
role in international environmental law"
- Robert
Yuhnke, Lead Counsel, American
Lung Assn. v. Browner "The NAAQS process"
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