Courses

The Environmental and Land Use Law Program includes 17 elective courses and seminars, including several interdisciplinary classes co-taught by law professors and faculty in urban planning, environmental sciences and the humanities.

The following is a list of courses offered during the current and two previous academic years. Numbers in parentheses indicate which academic year(s) the courses were offered, i.e., 2010-11 is coded (11), 2011-12 is coded (12) and 2012-13 is coded (13).

COURSES AND SEMINARS

Climate Change: Science, Policy and Law (12,13)
Energy Regulation and Policy (12,13)
Environmental Law (11,12,13)
Environmental Law and Federalism (11,12,13)
Environmental Law, Environmental Ethics (12)
Federal Land, Energy, and Natural Resource Law (11,13)
Foundations of Climate Change Law and Policy (11)
International Environmental Law (12)
Land Use Law (11,13)
Legislation (11,12,13)
Literature, Law and the Environment (12)
Local Government Law (11,12)
Natural Resource Law and Policy (11)
Property II (12)
Property Theory (12,13)
Regulation of Hazardous Substances (13)
Regulation of Toxic Substances and Hazardous Waste (11)
Science and Policy of Biodiversity Conservation (12,13)
Sites and Systems: Science, Planning and Law (11)
Urban Law and Policy (11,13)
Water Law (11)

CLINIC

Environmental Law and Conservation Clinic (11,12)

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