From: | "Vermylen, Arlene" <VermylenA@staff.abanet.org> |
Date: | Tue, 4 May 1999 12:49:06 -0700 (PDT) |
Reply: | cpeo-military |
Subject: | Announcement: 28th National Spring Conference on the Environment |
The following conference may be of interest to some of you: JUNE 4-5, 1999, Potomac, Maryland, "28th National Spring Conference on the Environment: Who Decides How Regional Growth and Development Will Occur? - Legal Issues and Legal Tools in Harmonizing Growth and Environmental Protection" This law and policy conference focuses on the environmental aspects of the increasingly controversial issues associated with growth management and "sprawl." Who is making and who should make important decisions affecting growth and development? What are the likely environmental impacts of development decisions? Continued economic growth and past development patterns raise many environmental issues, including the allocation of resources as metropolitan areas grow outward; the advantages and disadvantages of concentrating growth in urban cores; the impact of development on farmers and agricultural lands and vice versa; transportation and infrastructure issues. Hear our speakers discuss Maryland's "smart growth" program and other state initiatives; "takings" implications and environmental justice impacts of growth controls, and other significant issues. Engage in debate and dialogue with legal and policy experts on these important issues. Speakers include: * State and local government officials from California, Florida, Maryland, and elsewhere * Top representatives of the development sector, the commercial lending sector, and the environmental non-profit community * Regional and national officials of the U.S. EPA SPONSORED BY the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Environmental Law. IN COOPERATION WITH the Bar Association of Montgomery County, Maryland; Environmental Law Institute; George Washington University Law School - Environmental Law Program; Maryland State Bar Association - Section of Environmental Law; National Environmental Policy Institute (NEPI); Prince George's County Bar Association; and the Virginia State Bar - Environmental Law Section. WHEN: June 4 -5, 1999; June 4: 2 pm - 8:30 pm; June 5: 8:30 pm - 1pm WHERE: William F. Bolger Center for Leadership Development, 9600 Newbridge Drive, Potomac, MD 20854-4435 FOR MORE INFORMATION and a conference brochure call 202-662-1693, e-mail: vermylena@staff.abanet.org, website: http://www.abanet.org/publicserv/28natspg.html | |
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