Are you a current undergrad or law student interested in a career in #environmentallaw or #environmentalpolicy ? Join ELI this summer for our free 8-part #SummerSchool series, breaking down the basics of the field. Learn more here: eli.org/events/eli-sum…

In our latest blog, National #Wetlands Awardee Mark Beardsley argues that a central tenant of ecosystem restoration requires us to focus on serving the land, not just benefiting from it. Read more about his approach to restoration in his blog post: eli.org/vibrant-enviro…

Comprehensive wetlands restoration means moving beyond the public-private divide. Tom Ries, founder of Ecosphere Restoration Institute, is leveraging such partnerships to maximize restoration efforts and build shoreline resilience. Listen here: eli.org/podcasts

When you think of Nebraska, do you think of #wetlands ? In his blog post, former National Wetland Awards recipient Ted LaGrange highlights the diversity of Nebraskan wetlands and his work to educate others about them. Read here: go.eli.org/blog-lagrange #AmericanWetlandsMonth

The environmental movement and the U.S. Supreme Court go way back. How has this relationship evolved over time, and what does its future look like? Our latest blog post and research report examine the shifting regulatory landscape. Read here: go.eli.org/blog-scotus

How can North Carolina balance economic development with wetlands conservation? Sam Shores, a conservation activist, and Roger Shew, Senior Lecturer at UNCW, join the podcast to discuss the dynamics of wetlands protection in NC. Listen here: eli.org/podcasts

The landscape of #environmentallaw is always evolving. To stay up to date on recent climate law developments, join ELI and ALI CLE on May 21, 2024, for a look at major legal developments in the #climatechange sphere. Register here: ali-cle.org/course/vcfx052…

Once revered as agriculturally productive lands, Hawaiian wetlands suffered in the 20th century due to economic growth. For over 20 years, NWA winner Scott Fisher has worked with Hawaiʻi Land Trust to restore the land. Read his blog post for more: go.eli.org/blog-fisher

This #AQAW2024 , take a minute to think about the air quality where we spend most of our time – indoors! Check out our resources on IAQ and state policies: eli.org/buildings EPAair

Advanced reactors have the potential to provide lower-cost, carbon-free electricity. But how does it work, and what are the licensing rules around it? Nuclear regulation expert Robert Taylor joins the podcast with Sidley Austin LLP to break it down. Listen at eli.org/podcast

Wetlands are critical ecosystems, providing flood protection, resilient infrastructure, improved water quality, and more. The #NationalWetlandsAwards recognize those who work to protect these areas that are increasingly under attack. Read more here! go.eli.org/blog-nwa

From the foundation of the EPA in 1970 to the passing of the IRA in 2022, ELI has played a key role in the development of #environmentallaw . Our latest blog post traces how ELI has grown over the years to match the challenges of the times. Read here: go.eli.org/blog-eli

The modern environmental movement began in 1970, with ELI alongside it. Jordan Diamond, ELI’s president, joins the podcast to trace the Institute's trajectory and impact on the field of #environmentallaw ! Listen at eli.org/podcasts or your favorite app.

For #AmericanWetlandsMonth , ELI is looking back on 35 years of the National Wetlands Awards! Throughout the month we will be highlighting past winners and sharing wetlands resources. Visit our website to learn about the awards and why wetlands matter: go.eli.org/nwa-site

For millions of people living near chemical plants, poor air quality is inescapable. The new U.S. EPA rule targets pollution from these plants and aims to address climate and health concerns. Is this new baseline enough? More from Mathy Stanislaus here: go.eli.org/blog-chem

Today I represented Monterey Bay Aquarium to discuss implementation and compliance under the future #globalplastictreaty , with Environmental Law Institute, IGES-Institute for Global Environmental Strategies , AECEN, IUCN , and FEDEV. We highlighted the critical health aspects of plastic pollution and the need for comprehensive healthcare strategies.

How can we successfully engage all audiences in discussions about climate change and our environment? In our latest blog post, Sam Lovall breaks down his approach to storytelling and scientific learning in his new book, “Mud Lake.” Read more here: go.eli.org/blog-mud

In U.S. EPA’s most recent installment of Trash Free Waters, Environmental Law Institute’s John Doherty joined Margaret Spring and Alice (Xia) Zhu for a discussion on the scale of the plastic problem, policy options to mitigate effects, and more. Watch the webinar here: youtube.com/watch?v=KTfdmu…

Municipalities are well-positioned to make huge gains on greenhouse gas reduction. Our latest blog post explores how cities can leverage plant-based proteins for climate action and public health benefits. Read more here: go.eli.org/pbp-blog