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Environmental Law And Justice Clinic 2015-2016 Report, Helen H. Kang

Environmental Law and Justice Clinic

Founded in 1994 in consultation with community leaders, the Clinic serves as a training ground for the next generation of social justice advocates and provides critical legal services to under-served communities throughout California and beyond. As one of the first law clinics in the United States to prioritize environmental justice, the Clinic has been widely recognized as a provider of high quality pro bono legal support to communities suffering the most from pollution.

In its third decade of service, the Clinic has focused particular attention on clean drinking water for low-income communities and clean energy for California, while continuing its …

With The People, Against Polluters, Golden Gate University

Environmental Law and Justice Clinic

As one of the first law school clinics in the United States to prioritize environmental justice in its work. the ELJC has been widely recognized as a provider of high quality pro bono legal services to neighborhoods suffering the most from pollution. giving underrepresented communities a voice in the legal system. The Clinic offers free legal services to · community groups, public interest organizations. and residents who are working to promote environmental equity.

2016 California Water Law Symposium, Golden Gate University School Of Law

Environmental Law Symposia

This award-winning event is produced by law students from McGeorge School of Law, UC Berkeley School of Law, UC Hastings College of Law, Golden Gate University School of Law, University of San Francisco School of Law, and UC Davis School of Law. This year we will explore innovations needed to address periodic drought as the new normal in California water via six exciting panels. The panels will examine the importance of “thinking globally, acting locally” in the context of key emerging issues.

Conference proceedings attached.

PROGRAM

Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Introduction 9:00 a.m. - 9:15 …

2016 Annual Report: Leading The Way, Bay Area Air Quality Management District

Environment, Energy, and Water

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Our Supreme Court Tackles Greenhouse Gas Analysis In Eirs, Alan Ramo

Publications

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Passage And Flow Considered Anew: Wild Salmon Restoration Via Hyrdo Relicensing, Paul Stanton Kibel

Publications

The FERC hydro relicensing process in the United States has often provided an effective mechanism to modify the terms of dam operations to reduce the adverse impacts on fisheries, particularly impacts on wild Pacific Coast salmon. This experience with FERC relicensing suggests that a transparent and scientifically rigorous regulatory framework to periodically review and modify the way dams operate can play a critical role in the restoration of wild fish stocks.

Social Function And Value Capture: Do They Or Should They Have A Role To Play In Polish Land Development Regulation, Colin Crawford, Julian Conrad Juergensmeyer, Dawid Sześciło

Publications

Following the introductory Part I, in Part II, two of the three authors here, both U.S. law professors, seek to identify some conceptual and practical legal tools for a more orderly and balanced land use development in the Warsaw metropolitan region, one that promotes not just economic and industrial growth but one that also serves medium- and longer-term social and environmental interests as well. Part III, written by the third author – a Polish law professor, will evaluate the prospects for, as well as the challenges and impediments to, implementing these legal tools in the Polish context. Finally, in Part …

Annual Report 2015, Bay Area Air Quality Management District

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

2016 Annual Report - Leading The Way, Bay Area Air Quality Management District

California Agencies

No abstract provided.