Summer School: Climate Change: An Introduction

When
July 28, 2010 12:27 pm — 12:27 pm
Where
Washington, DC

Co-sponsored by:
The Environmental Law Institute &
DC Bar

Each summer the ELI Summer School holds a series of seminars about the legal foundations of environmental protection in the United States. The series begins with an afternoon careers seminar and networking event, and continues with weekly lunchtime seminars that are taught by experts working in major arenas of environmental law and policy: air, water, land use, hazardous sites/substances, products, and climate change.

Summer School speakers

Climate change is a large topic and can be approached from many angles. In this introductory conversation, Patrick Traylor, Partner of Hogan Lovells, and David Doniger, policy director of NRDC's climate center, shared their diverse perspectives on the history and development of climate change law and policy, discussing the aspects of climate change that they considered most important.

Additional Materials:
The Clean Air Act and Greenhouse Gases Handout
mp3 recording: note- due to technical issues, only a partial recording is available.

 

This ELI Associate Seminar was made possible by the generous support of our members.