Environmental Law Explored: A Podcast SEERies

ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources

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The History and Future of Tribal Timber

This episode explores the history of tribal timber management as a trust resource and the legal framework that governs the federal government's trust responsibilities. Joining the discussion is Chris King, an attorney at Whitley Law Firm and former Attorney Advisor with the U.S. ... Show more

. 36min 56sec

Navigating the Headwinds: ESG Developments in a Shifting Global Landscape

Join Josh Galperin, Director of the Sustainable Business Law Hub at Pace University, Lauren Lynam, Sustainable Business Scholar at Pace University and Yale School of the Environment, and John Rutherford, Assistant Regional Counsel at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, as t ... Show more

. 25min 42sec

The Endangered Species Act at a Crossroads: Litigation, Regulation, and the Future of ESA Enforcement

This podcast featuring Murray Feldman (Holland & Hart LLP) and Sam Kalen (Indiana University McKinney School of Law) examines the evolving legal and regulatory landscape surrounding the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Drawing from decades of experience in government, private practi ... Show more

. 33min 19sec

What We Talk About When We Talk About Forest Law

We are pleased to be joined by Professor John Leshy, author of Our Common Ground and the preeminent scholar on the history of America's public lands. Public land management is the cornerstone of forest law in the United States, and Professor Leshy's insights into its scope and ev ... Show more

. 50min 7sec

Emerging Contaminants: Supply Chain

Emerging contaminants are by their nature neither fully regulated nor fully understood. In this final episode of the Emerging Contaminants series Juge Gregg (Crowell & Moring), Sal Giolando (Geosyntec Consultants, Inc.), and Adam Sowatzka (McGuire Woods) discuss how to assess eme ... Show more

. 39min 35sec