2017 Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite

 

PROGRAM MATERIALS

 

We have placed the program materials online for you to peruse and/or print before the Conference.  This site will be available for use before and after the Conference.  In the event that we receive supplemental program materials - we will post these materials to the website after the Conference.  Thank you for taking part in our efforts to reduce our carbon footprint.

 

 

 

Welcome to the 26th Annual Environmental Law Conference at Yosemite.pdf 

 

 

Session 1 Friday General Session.pdf

 

Session 2 Looking For Buried Treasures And Then Doing The Deal The Latest Challenges And Tips In Developing Selling Buying And Leasing Contaminated Sites.pdf 

 

Session 3 The Dynamic Policy Politics and Law of Desalination.pdf

 

Session 4 CEQA and the Tangled Web of Environmental Laws.pdf

  

Session 5 New California Legislation The Latest from Sacramento.pdf

 

Session 6 Federal Chemical Reform as Seen Through the California Lens.pdf

 

Session 7 Cooperative Federalism and Water Resources under the Trump Administration.pdf

 

Session 8 Results from the Laboratory of Democracy Which California Climate Policies are Working Best Which are Not.pdf

 

Session 9 Cannabis from Medicinal to Recreational What It Means for You and Your Practice.pdf

 

Session 10 Saturday General Session.pdf

 

Session 11 Getting to 50 Renewables and Beyond How California Plans to Achieve its 2030 Goals.pdf

 

Session 12 Diversity Roundtable Developing Diverse Leadership in Environmental Law and Policy.pdf

 

Session 13 Recent Environmental Law Developments in the U.S. Supreme Court and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.pdf

       SUPPLEMENTAL- Session 13 Recent Environmental Law Developments in the U.S. Supreme Court and Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.pdf

 

Session 14 Public Lands Past Achievements Current Threats and Future Opportunities.pdf

 

Session 15 A View from the Bench Marking the California Supreme Courts Jurisprudence in Environmental Law.pdf

 

Session 16 Controlling Air Pollution from Mobile Sources in California.pdf

SUPPLEMENTAL - Session 16 Controlling Air Pollution from Mobile Sources in California .pdf

 

Session 17 Respecting California Native Tribes as Sovereign Nations.pdf

 

Session 18 The Fix is In Would Re-Engineering Save or Undermine the Delta.pdf

 

Session 19 Sunday General Session.pdf

 

Session 20 Built to Spill or Built to Last A Long View of the 2017 Oroville Dam Crisis.pdf

 

Session 21 CEQA Update A Perennial Favorite.pdf

 

Session 22 U S Climate Change Regulation at a Crossroads The Big Picture.pdf

 

Session 23 Contaminated Groundwater as a Resource and Emerging Contaminants.pdf

  SUPPLEMENTAL - Session 23 FINAL PART THREE SESSION 23 SLIDES 21-31.pdf

 

Session 24 50th Anniversary of the State Water Resources Control Board.pdf

  SUPPLEMENTAL- Session 24 50th Anniversay of the State Water Resource Control Board.pdf  

 

Session 25 The Future of Energy Storage in the Aftermath of the Aliso Canyon Leak.pdf

 

Session 26 CEQA and Climate Change.pdf

 

Session 27 Receding and Advancing Jurisdictional Boundaries and the Interplay Between Federal and State Wetlands and Species Regulations.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

Outdoor Presentations

 

 

Outdoor Presentations - BIOS.pdf

 

 

Attendee List

 

 

2017 EL List of Attendees.pdf

 

 

 (Note: Only attendees that have given us permission to release their information are included)

 

Points of view or opinions expressed in these materials are those of the speaker(s).  They have not been adopted or endorsed by The State Bar of California's Board of Trustees and do not constitute the official position or policy of The State Bar of California.  Nothing contained herein is intended to address any specific legal inquiry, nor is it a substitute for indepedent legal research to original sources or obtaining separate legal advice regarding specific legal situations. Copyright 2017 State Bar of California. All Rights Reserved.

 

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