Yo these workshops are final in terms of time. We have them all CLE approved.
3 more workshops may be added but they will be non-CLE community activist workshops.
Thank you to everyone who worked this out.
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Saturday, November 20, 2010
8:00-8:45am Registration and coffee.
9:00-10:00am Panels
Lawyering For Environmental Justice: The Broadform Deed and Beyond
Professor Dean Hill Rivkin, Esq., University of Tennessee College of Law
John Rosenberg, Esq.
The Clean Water Act's Section 404 & Section 402
Leigh Haynie, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
Stephanie Matheny, Esq. Tennessee Clean Water Network
Collecting Environmental Quality Field Data: Air and Water Quality Sampling
Matt Landon, United Mountain Defense
10:20-11:20am Panels
Casting the Ring into the Fire: Our Obligation to Relinquish Greenhouse Powers
Dr. John Nolt
The Precautionary Principle: Choosing the Safe Route through Alternatives Analysis in NEPA and Beyond (Case Studies in Chemical Weapons Disposal and Power Plant Regulation)
Craig Williams is Goldman Prize Recipient and Director of the Chemical Weapons Working Group.
Elizabeth Crowe, Executive Director, Kentucky Environmental Foundation
Robert Ukeiley, Esq. Clean Air Attorney
The Tennessee Water Quality Act's Section 118(a): Permits, Appeals, and Citizen Enforcement
Brian Paddock, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
Mary Mastin, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
11:40am - 12:10pm Keynote
12:10-1:45pm Lunch
2:00-3:00pm Panels
The Endangered Species Act: The Many Routes to Protecting Southeastern Species and Habitat through the ESA
Tierra Curry, Conservation Biologist, Center for Biological Diversity
Bill Eubanks, Esq. ESA Attorney with Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal
The Clean Air Act: Protecting National Parks and other Class I Areas through the Regional Haze Program
Stephanie Kodish, Esq. National Parks Conservation Association
Getting SLAPPed by Massey: King of MTR Coal, Massey Energy is using Court Orders and Discovery Motions to intimidate a movement espousing reasonable dissent.
David Dawson, Esq.
Larry Hildes, Esq.
Roger Foreman, Esq.
Ecological Economics: Protecting Wild Nature through Economic Analysis
Karyn Moskowitz, MBA, Economist, Greenfire Consulting
Mick Harrison, Esq., Greenfire Consulting
Christine Glaser, Ph.D., Greenfire Consulting
3:10-4:10pm Panels
Lands Unsuitable for Mining: Past, Present, and Future
Mary Varson Cromer, Esq. Appalachian Citizen's Law Center
Stephen A. Sanders, Esq. Director of Appalachian Citizen's Law Center
Deborah M. Murray, Esq. Southern Environmental Law Center.
Uses of Ecological & Historical Data in Administrative and Legal Challenges to National Forest Management"
DJ Gerken, Esq. Southern Environmental Law Center
Jim Scheff, Forest Watch Coordinator, Kentucky Heartwood and Forest Ecology M.S. Candidate, Eastern Kentucky University
Davis Mounger, Council Member, Heartwood
Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
Dave Cooper, Campaigner for the Mountains
4:30-5:45pm Caucuses
6:00pm Dinner
6:30pm Speaker
7:00pm Movie . . . . .COAL COUNTRY DOCUMENTRY PRESENTED BY PRODUCER!
Sunday, November 21, 2010
10:00 - 11:00am Panels
Dirty Low-Down: The Sinking of Our Land, Water, Homes, and Hearts with Longwall Coal Mining
Aimee Erickson, Executive Director, Citizens Coal Council
Joyce Blumenshine, Illinois Sierra Club Mining Issues Committee Chair
Attorney Michael V. Nixon, CCC Board member
Rulings from the High Court: What Remedies Are Available to Environmental Plaintiffs After Winter and Monsanto
Bill Eubanks, Esq. Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal
Strategies for a Win for the Environment - Case studies on legal and other tactics
Mary Mastin, Esq. Board Secretary for the Tennessee Environmental Council.
11:20-12:20 Panels
Fighting Biomass Incinerators
Mick Harrison, Esq., Greenfire Consulting
Karyn Moskowitz, Economist, Greenfire Consulting
Christine Glaser, Ph.D., Greenfire Consulting
Leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to Influence Environmental Law and Policy and Strengthen Organization Capacity
Jovian Sackett, GIS Analyst, Southern Environmental Law Center
Community Empowerment Law: Using Litigation and Lawyers as a Tool to Support
Community Organizing and Empowerment
Stephanie Tyree, Coordinator, OVEC Sludge Safety Project
Mary Varson Cromer, Esq. Appalachian Citizens' Law Center
12:35-1:00pm Evaluations and goodbye!
1:00pm Short interest meeting for next year's apiel conference
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
draft 4 schedule
Hey this is our 4th draft of the schedule with new workshops and stuff. THIS IS NOT THE FINAL DRAFT. The website is a far better place for finalized info www.apiel.org
The blog is a work in progress. We hope to have the final schedule up by Friday. Here is 4th draft.
Sat
8-8:45 registration and coffee.
9-10:10 panels
"Lawyering For Environmental Justice: The Broadform Deed and Beyond."
Professor Dean Hill Rivkin, Esq., University of Tennessee College of Law
John Rosenberg
The Clean Water Act's Section 404 & Section 402
Leigh Haynie, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
Stephanie Matheny, Esq. Tennessee Clean Water Network
Collecting Environmental Quality Field Data: Air and Water Quality Sampling
Matt Landon, United Mountain Defense
10:20-11:30 panels
Casting the Ring into the Fire: Our Obligation to Relinquish Greenhouse Powers
Dr. John Nolt
The Tennessee Water Quality Act's Section 118(a): Permits, Appeals, and Citizen Enforcement
Brian Paddock, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
Mary Mastin, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
The Precautionary Principle: Choosing the Safe Route through Alternatives Analysis in NEPA and Beyond (Case Studies in Chemical Weapons Disposal and Power Plant Regulation)
Craig Willaims, Goldman Environmental Prize Winner & President, Kentucky Environmental Foundation
Elizabeth Crowe, Executive Director, Kentucky Environmental Foundation
Robert Ukeiley, Esq. Clean Air Attorney
11:40-12:10 keynote
12:10-1:45 lunch
1:45-3pm panels
The Endangered Species Act: The Many Routes to Protecting Southeastern Species and Habitat through the ESA
Tierra Curry, Conservation Biologist, Center for Biological Diversity
Bill Eubanks, Esq. ESA Attorney with Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal
The Clean Air Act: Protecting National Parks and other Class I Areas through the Regional Haze Program
Stephanie Kodish, National Parks Conservation Association
Getting SLAPPed by Massey: King of MTR Coal, Massey Energy is using Court Orders and Discovery Motions to intimidate a movement espousing reasonable dissent.
David Dawson, Esq.
Larry Hildes, Esq.
Roger Foreman, Esq.
"Dirty Low-Down: The Sinking of Our Land, Water, Homes, and Hearts with Longwall Coal Mining."
Aimee Erickson Executive Director
Citizens Coal Council
3:10-4:20 panels
Lands Unsuitable for Mining: Past, Present, and Future
Mary Varson Cromer, Staff Attorney, Appalachian Citizen's Law Center
Stephen A. Sanders, Director of Appalachian Citizen's Law Center
Using historical ecological data in litigation & the administrative process to influence public
lands management in the South
DJ Gerken, Senior Attorney, Southern Environmental Law Center
Jim Scheff, Forest Watch Coordinator, Kentucky Heartwood and Forest Ecology M.S. Candidate, Eastern Kentucky University
Davis Mounger, Council Member, Heartwood
Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
Dave Cooper
4:30-5:45 caucuses
6pm dinner
6:30 speaker
7pm movie . . . . .COAL COUNTRY DOCUMENTRY PRESENTED BY PRODUCER!
Sunday
10:20-11:10 panels
Ecological Economics: Protecting Wild Nature through Economic Analysis
Karyn Moskowitz, Economist, Greenfire Consulting
Mick Harrison, Esq., Greenfire Consulting
Rulings from the High Court: What Remedies Are Available to Environmental Plaintiffs After Winter and Monsanto
Bill Eubanks, Esq. Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal
Strategies for a Win for the Environment - Case studies on legal and
other tactics.
Mary Mastin is a lawyer and Board Secretary for the Tennessee Environmental Council.
11:20-12:30 panels
Fighting Biomass Incinerators
Mick Harrison, Esq., Greenfire Consulting
Karyn Moskowitz, Economist, Greenfire Consulting
Leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to Influence Environmental Law and Policy and Strengthen Organization Capacity
Jovian Sackett, GIS Analyst, Southern Environmental Law Center
Community Empowerment Law: Using Litigation and Lawyers as a Tool to Support
Community Organizing and Empowerment
Stephanie Tyree, Coordinator, OVEC Sludge Safety Project
Mary Varson Cromer, Staff Attorney
12:35-1pm evals and goodbye!
1pm short interest meeting for next years apiel.
The blog is a work in progress. We hope to have the final schedule up by Friday. Here is 4th draft.
Sat
8-8:45 registration and coffee.
9-10:10 panels
"Lawyering For Environmental Justice: The Broadform Deed and Beyond."
Professor Dean Hill Rivkin, Esq., University of Tennessee College of Law
John Rosenberg
The Clean Water Act's Section 404 & Section 402
Leigh Haynie, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
Stephanie Matheny, Esq. Tennessee Clean Water Network
Collecting Environmental Quality Field Data: Air and Water Quality Sampling
Matt Landon, United Mountain Defense
10:20-11:30 panels
Casting the Ring into the Fire: Our Obligation to Relinquish Greenhouse Powers
Dr. John Nolt
The Tennessee Water Quality Act's Section 118(a): Permits, Appeals, and Citizen Enforcement
Brian Paddock, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
Mary Mastin, Esq. Clean Water Attorney
The Precautionary Principle: Choosing the Safe Route through Alternatives Analysis in NEPA and Beyond (Case Studies in Chemical Weapons Disposal and Power Plant Regulation)
Craig Willaims, Goldman Environmental Prize Winner & President, Kentucky Environmental Foundation
Elizabeth Crowe, Executive Director, Kentucky Environmental Foundation
Robert Ukeiley, Esq. Clean Air Attorney
11:40-12:10 keynote
12:10-1:45 lunch
1:45-3pm panels
The Endangered Species Act: The Many Routes to Protecting Southeastern Species and Habitat through the ESA
Tierra Curry, Conservation Biologist, Center for Biological Diversity
Bill Eubanks, Esq. ESA Attorney with Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal
The Clean Air Act: Protecting National Parks and other Class I Areas through the Regional Haze Program
Stephanie Kodish, National Parks Conservation Association
Getting SLAPPed by Massey: King of MTR Coal, Massey Energy is using Court Orders and Discovery Motions to intimidate a movement espousing reasonable dissent.
David Dawson, Esq.
Larry Hildes, Esq.
Roger Foreman, Esq.
"Dirty Low-Down: The Sinking of Our Land, Water, Homes, and Hearts with Longwall Coal Mining."
Aimee Erickson Executive Director
Citizens Coal Council
3:10-4:20 panels
Lands Unsuitable for Mining: Past, Present, and Future
Mary Varson Cromer, Staff Attorney, Appalachian Citizen's Law Center
Stephen A. Sanders, Director of Appalachian Citizen's Law Center
Using historical ecological data in litigation & the administrative process to influence public
lands management in the South
DJ Gerken, Senior Attorney, Southern Environmental Law Center
Jim Scheff, Forest Watch Coordinator, Kentucky Heartwood and Forest Ecology M.S. Candidate, Eastern Kentucky University
Davis Mounger, Council Member, Heartwood
Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
Dave Cooper
4:30-5:45 caucuses
6pm dinner
6:30 speaker
7pm movie . . . . .COAL COUNTRY DOCUMENTRY PRESENTED BY PRODUCER!
Sunday
10:20-11:10 panels
Ecological Economics: Protecting Wild Nature through Economic Analysis
Karyn Moskowitz, Economist, Greenfire Consulting
Mick Harrison, Esq., Greenfire Consulting
Rulings from the High Court: What Remedies Are Available to Environmental Plaintiffs After Winter and Monsanto
Bill Eubanks, Esq. Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal
Strategies for a Win for the Environment - Case studies on legal and
other tactics.
Mary Mastin is a lawyer and Board Secretary for the Tennessee Environmental Council.
11:20-12:30 panels
Fighting Biomass Incinerators
Mick Harrison, Esq., Greenfire Consulting
Karyn Moskowitz, Economist, Greenfire Consulting
Leveraging Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to Influence Environmental Law and Policy and Strengthen Organization Capacity
Jovian Sackett, GIS Analyst, Southern Environmental Law Center
Community Empowerment Law: Using Litigation and Lawyers as a Tool to Support
Community Organizing and Empowerment
Stephanie Tyree, Coordinator, OVEC Sludge Safety Project
Mary Varson Cromer, Staff Attorney
12:35-1pm evals and goodbye!
1pm short interest meeting for next years apiel.
website/register
Invitations are going out to all of the lawschools. We website has been updated again and we are asking all presenters to help promote the conference by posting to all of their list, emails, etc about it--we have a paragraph for folks to send.
FYI this blog is just for updates--the website is a better source for finalized information. www.apiel.org
PLEASE go to our website and register if you have not.
FYI this blog is just for updates--the website is a better source for finalized information. www.apiel.org
PLEASE go to our website and register if you have not.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Website updated--got CLE
The website apiel.org has been updated. The State of Tennessee accepted our CLE application so thats a go. We have secured a church for the showing of COAL COUNTRY with full kitchen so Sat night meal and movie is a go. Its located a few blocks from the law school. Invitations are going out to law students and fliers to different activist events. 42 days and counting. The workshops have really come together--some powerful lawyers and groups are coming and presenting on their work. Next we have to find endless amounts of free coffee for everyone.
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