Second Annual Western Boot Camp on Environmental Law March 28-30, 2006 San Francisco Marriott Fisherman's Wharf 1250 Columbus Avenue San Francisco, CA
ELIs Second Annual Western Boot Camp on Environmental Law is an overview of environmental law from the top experts in the field. The Boot Camp is designed primarily for attorneys and environmental managers new to environmental law, although more experienced professionals have found the course provides an efficient update as well. While the course has a strong legal focus, it is accessible to professionals other than lawyers, including corporate environmental managers, paralegals, and technical staff who would benefit from a more thorough understanding of environmental law. Attendees will also share in the opportunity to network with peers and experienced professionals. ELIs Western Boot Camp is led by carefully selected senior practitioners and environmental managers who provide a practical and pragmatic view of environmental law and policy issues likely to be encountered by those working in the field. The program provides a training experience distinct from the ELI Eastern Boot Camp conducted each fall in Washington, DC, by paying particular attention to issues likely to arise in the western United States. Among the topics covered are: the Clean Air Act, Climate Change - Western Initiatives, the Clean Water Act, Environmental Issues in Project Development, Toxic Torts, Tribal Law, CERCLA/Brownfields, and Western Water Law. Please see the agenda for the full list of Boot Camp sessions. Please note: ELI Boot Camps are available only to the member firms and organizations of ELIs Professional, Corporate, and Public Interest Programs and to individual ELI Associates Program members. Membership status must be current through the month of the course. We encourage early enrollment as space is limited. For course and registration information, please visit http://www2.eli.org/bootcamp/westmain.htm.
