Fall 2007 Annual Environmental Law Symposium

Residents Block PCB Landfill Delivery Trucks, 1982. Photo by Jenny Labalme.

Environmental Justice 25 Years After Warren County

Friday, November 16, 2007
9 am to 5 pm
536 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA
Second Floor, Room 2203

Registration / MCLE Credit

$60 - for attendees seeking MCLE credit
$30 - for attendees not seeking MCLE credit
Free - for all students with a current valid student ID
Registration fees will be collected on the day of the event

Space is limited, so pre-registration is recommended.
To pre-register by phone or email, contact Shayne Weston at 415.369.5356 or sweston@ggu.edu.

Register On-line

Golden Gate University is a State Bar of California-approved MCLE provider, and certifies this activity has been approved for 5 MCLE units.

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Robert Bullard, Author of Dumping In Dixie

Other Presentations By:

• Amy Cohen - Bay Area Environmental Health Collobarative
• Luke Cole and Caroline Farrell - Center on Race, Poverty and the Environment
• Whitney Dotson - North Richmond Shoreline Open Space Alliance
• Richard Drury - Adams Broadwell Joseph & Cardozo
• Veronica Eady - New York Lawyers for the Public Interest
• Robert Garcia - The City Project
• Professor Sheila Foster - Fordham University School of Law
• Laura Yoshii - United States Environmental Protection Agency

Presentations On:

• Breuner Marsh in Richmond
• Environmental-Labor Colloboration
• Environmental Justice at Mainstream Environmental Groups
• Disproportionate Air Pollution Impacts
• Environmental Justice in Environmental Impact Assessment Laws
• Environmental Justice at the U.S. EPA and Federal Agencies
• California's Environmental Justice Legislation
• Los Angeles Urban Parks Movement

This event is co-sponsored by:

• As You Sow Foundation
• California State Bar Environmental Law Section
• Center on Race, Poverty and the Environment
• Cornerstone Earth Group
• Environmental Law Section of Bar Association of San Francisco
• Fitzgerald Abbott & Beardsley LLP

Questions
For questions, contact Symposium Director Paul Kibel at 510-499-1649 or psk@policywest.net.