2011 Quick Teleconferences:

• January 11, 2011
  An Essential Pathway to Sustainability: Energy Efficiency

2010 Quick Teleconferences:

• November 15, 2010
  California Dreaming or Reality?
  California's New Paradigm in Chemicals and Products Management Could be Coming to a Store Near You
• November 3, 2010
  Sustainability: How Values-Driven Law Firms are Surviving Tough Times and Prospering over the Long Term
• October 13, 2010
  Sustainable Business Practices and the Triple Bottom Line in the U.S. Market
• July 9, 2010
  GHG Tailoring Rule and EPA’s Reconsideration of the Johnson Memo
  
• January 20, 2010
  Cooperative Federalism and Green Infrastructure Development
• January 12, 2010
  The Post-Copenhagen (De)brief- What U.S. Lawyers Need to Know

2009 Quick Teleconferences:

• December 15, 2009
  The Meaning of Recent Landmark Climate Change Decisions: Connecticut v. AEP, Comer v. Murphy Oil and Native Village of Kivalina v. ExxonMobil Corp. et al.
• December 10, 2009
  Federal Preemption of State and Local Environmental Initiatives: The Latest Battles
• May 26, 2009
  EPA’s Proposed Endangerment Determination: Implications for Greenhouse Gas Regulation
• April 24, 2009
  National Global Climate Change Legislation: Is This The Year of Reckoning?
• March 5, 2009
  What Happened in the Poznan, Poland Climate Change Negotiations?

2008 Quick Teleconferences:

2007 Quick Teleconferences:

March 5, 2008
International Developments in Ecosystem Services
Cosponsored by the District of Columbia Bar
Washington, DC

In recent years, ecosystem services have attracted increased attention in both domestic and international discussion and policy deliberations. In the United States, debate has focused on how to safeguard ecosystems services such as water purification, soil replenishment, and flood control that are vital to the functioning of communities and regions. (more)

March 12, 2008
Global Climate Change and Carbon Finance: A Primer for Lawyers
Cosponsored by the District of Columbia Bar
Washington, DC

Carbon finance and trading of emissions allowances and credits are part of a burgeoning field that is helping to transform environmental law and policy around the world. Due in large part to the development of market mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol, allowance and credit trading programs have been established at the international level, in Europe and other countries. (more)