Staying on top of the legal and policy developments in the climate change arena is no small task. As a special service to our members, the Environmental Law Institute provides a series of monthly conference calls with national experts on climate law and policy to keep you up to date and to answer your questions.
Topics addressed in this month's call:
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Discussion of the 9th Circuit's decision in the Juliana case
- Update on recent legislative activity in the House and brief review of Administration developments
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24 Utah cities pledge to use renewable energy by 2030
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Florida creates task force on sea-level rise
- New Jersey will become the first state to require that builders take into account the impact of climate change, including rising sea levels, in order to win government approval for projectsand N.J. advances 'landmark' bill to increase EVs twelvefold
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Mass. Governor Baker homes in on climate change, transportation, housing In annual address
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Calif. requires solar on new homes, a first for U.S.
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Delaware solar farm expands, will power nearly 1,000 homes
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Arizona’s biggest utility vows all clean power by 2050
- High-level overview of IBM's energy and climate program
Speakers:
Vicki Arroyo, Executive Director, Climate Center, Georgetown University
Edan Dionne, Vice President, Environmental, Energy & Chemical Management Programs, IBM
Michael B. Gerrard, Professor, Columbia Law School; Director, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law
Robert Sussman, Principal, Sussman & Associates
Materials:
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