Environment, Energy, and Resources Law: The Year in Review 2011 is now available to Section members. New with the 2011 edition, the electronic format provides links to key cases and recent statutory material.
View The Year in Review 2011 here.
The print version of The Year in Review 2011 will be mailed to the Section’s lawyer and associate members in early May.
Environment, Energy, and Resources Law: The Year in Review is the Section’s annual summary of important developments in environmental, energy, and resources law over the past year.
Section members can view The Year in Review 2011 online. The online publication contains all 34 chapters found in the print version. Topics include air quality, environmental transactions and brownfields, water quality and wetlands, energy infrastructure and siting, and water resources.
See all chapter topics to find those of interest to your practice here.
Section lawyer and associate members receive a copy of Environment, Energy, and Resources Law: The Year in Review 2011 as a member benefit. Additional copies of The Year in Review 2011 can be purchased by visiting the ABA Web Store or calling the ABA Service Center at 800/285-2221.
Past editions are also available in the ABA Web Store:
The Year in Review 2011
The Year in Review 2010
The Year in Review 2009
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ISBN: 978-1-61438-499-1
ISSN: 1946-9640
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