Current Issue: Volume 30, Issue 2 (2013) Nanotechnology and the Environment
Spring 2013
Articles
Taryn L. Rucinski
Louis Theodore and Leo Stander
Heather Leibowitz
Showing posts with label Pace Environmental Law Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pace Environmental Law Review. Show all posts
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Pace Environmental Law Review Volume 30, Issue 2 Released: Nanotechnology and the Environment
Current Issue: Volume 30, Issue 2 (2013) Nanotechnology and the Environment
Taryn L. Rucinski
Louis Theodore and Leo Stander
Heather Leibowitz
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Call for Papers: Pace Environmental Law Review & Nanotechnology
The Pace Environmental Law Review(PELR) will devote its winter journal to pressing issues in the development and
regulation of nanotechnology. Jesse Glickstein and Sarah Wegmueller, the
acquisition editors of PELR, would like to invite you to submit for publication
an article or essay that discusses the intersection between nanotechnology and
environmental issues. We encourage you to take an interdisciplinary approach to
nanotechnology from legal and other perspectives, including technology,
science, public health, economics, or policy. Authors should send an abstract
and cover letter to pelracq@law.pace.edu.
The deadline for submissions of article proposals is September 30, 2012. Please
feel free to email Jesse (jglickstein@law.pace.edu)
and Sarah (swegmueller@law.pace.edu)
with any questions.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Symposium on Legal Challenges and Opportunities for Offshore Wind and Hydrokinetic Energy Development in the Northeast -- Pace Law School
Symposium on Legal Challenges and Opportunities for Offshore Wind and Hydrokinetic Energy Development in the Northeast
The Symposium will be held on Friday, March 2, 2012 at the New York State Judicial Institute, on the campus of Pace Law School in White Plains, NY.
Topic:
"President Obama’s 2011 State of the Union address outlined a target of meeting eighty percent of the United States’ electricity demand with clean energy sources by 2035. The Northeast is home to large centers of energy demand, as well as abundant offshore renewable energy resources and the region has a critical role to play in meeting the nation’s clean energy goals. The federal government and individual states are developing policy frameworks to foster greater offshore renewable energy development and private companies are moving forward with projects to capture wind and hydrokinetic energy in numerous areas along the Northeast coast. This one-day Symposium will focus on how federal and state legal frameworks regulate the development of offshore wind and hydrokinetic energy resources in the Northeast. Keynote speakers and panelists have been drawn from federal and state government agencies involved in policy making and permitting processes, environmental organizations, industry groups, legal practitioners, and academics with extensive expertise in these areas. Symposium attendees will be treated to in-depth discussions surrounding existing laws and proposed revisions to legal frameworks and policies that are driving and/or hindering the development of offshore wind and hydrokinetic facilities in the Northeast United States."
For more information about the Symposium, speakers and panelists, and to register, please visit: http://www.pace.edu/school-of-law/news-events/symposium-offshore-wind-and-hydrokinetic-energy-development.
4 CLE Practice Credits will be available at no charge (pending approval by the New York State Bar Association).
The Symposium will be held on Friday, March 2, 2012 at the New York State Judicial Institute, on the campus of Pace Law School in White Plains, NY.
Topic:
"President Obama’s 2011 State of the Union address outlined a target of meeting eighty percent of the United States’ electricity demand with clean energy sources by 2035. The Northeast is home to large centers of energy demand, as well as abundant offshore renewable energy resources and the region has a critical role to play in meeting the nation’s clean energy goals. The federal government and individual states are developing policy frameworks to foster greater offshore renewable energy development and private companies are moving forward with projects to capture wind and hydrokinetic energy in numerous areas along the Northeast coast. This one-day Symposium will focus on how federal and state legal frameworks regulate the development of offshore wind and hydrokinetic energy resources in the Northeast. Keynote speakers and panelists have been drawn from federal and state government agencies involved in policy making and permitting processes, environmental organizations, industry groups, legal practitioners, and academics with extensive expertise in these areas. Symposium attendees will be treated to in-depth discussions surrounding existing laws and proposed revisions to legal frameworks and policies that are driving and/or hindering the development of offshore wind and hydrokinetic facilities in the Northeast United States."
For more information about the Symposium, speakers and panelists, and to register, please visit: http://www.pace.edu/school-of-law/news-events/symposium-offshore-wind-and-hydrokinetic-energy-development.
4 CLE Practice Credits will be available at no charge (pending approval by the New York State Bar Association).
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