2021 Bar Convention Environmental & Natural Resources Section Out of Stock

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Thank you to our South Carolina Bar Convention Sponsor!

About the Seminar
Topics covered will all be related to water law, with the exception of the fifth topic, which will concern a general discussion about the EPA on its 50th anniversary. The program includes a discussion regarding the implications of “capacity use” designations of groundwater, controversial decisions to armor properties (including the City of Charleston’s surge protection wall) in anticipation of sea level rise, the status post-election of wetland regulation, and the ever-changing balance between public and private interests in public beaches and waters.

Seminar Agenda
County of Maui, New WOTUS Rule, NWP-12 and Other Major Developments in Water and Wetland Regulation
Michael S. Traynham - Nexsen Pruet, LLC
Groundwater-The Implications of “Capacity Use” designation and Water Wars in S.C.
Mary D. Shahid - Nexsen Pruet, LLC
Nathan Haber - SC DHEC
Responses to Sea Level Rise
Nathan Haber - SC DHEC
Michael Corley - S.C. Environmental Law Project
Public Trust After KDP – What is Permissible Private Use of Public Property
Amy Armstrong - S.C. Environmental Law Project
Rita Bolt Barker - Wyche
The 50th Anniversary of the EPA – Where are We Now?
Rita Bolt Barker - Wyche
Michael S. Traynham - Nexsen Pruet, LLC

Course Planners/Moderators:
Lesley A. Firestone - Moore & VanAllen

Mandatory MCLE Credit Hours
 This seminar qualifies for 2.95 MCLE credit hours.

 This is a Basic to Intermediate Level Program.

Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2022, please use this course code: 223487ADO.

Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2023, please use this course code: 231893ADO. 

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