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CELP's 9th Annual Winter CLE: Protecting the Public's Interest in Washington's Water

The Mountaineers Program Center
Seattle, WA, WA

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CELP's 9th Annual Winter CLE: Protecting the Public's Interest in Washington's Water

CELP's annual full-day winter Continuing Legal Education workshop will be held on Thursday, December 5th at the Mountaineers Program Center 7700 Sand Point Way NE Seattle, WA. 98115.

The focus of the day will be protecting the public interest in Washington's water.

Doors will open at 8:30 am, and the program will run from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.

We will be holding the event at a new location this year!
The Mountaineers Program Center 7700 Sand Point Way NE Seattle, WA. 98115. Room Goodman B.

Lunch will be provided!
Approved for 6 CLE credits: 5 Legal and 1 Ethics

PROGRAM:
Making the Best Use of Our Water Resources
Liquid Assets: How Washington's Trust Water Rights Program Restores Environmental Flows
Transferring Conserved Water to the Environment: Oregon, Washington and the Paradox of Consumptive Use
Economic Tools for Environmental Goods: the Case of the Lower Snake River Dams

Protecting Water in Troubled Times
Checks and Balances on Agency Decisions: The Role of Administrative Law
The End of Cooperative Federalism: The Trump Administration's Efforts to Eliminate the State's Authority Under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act

Reclaimed Water- Possibilities and Roadblocks
Reclaimed Water in King County
A New Resource- Recycled Water
LOTT's Reclaimed Water Program: Cleaning and Restoring Water Resources for our Communities

The Fight Against Water Bottling
Legal Tools- Proactive and Defensive Strategies for Protecting Communities and Preserving Flows
The Cascade Locks Water Bottling Fight- A Case Study

Ethics Hour
Professional Responsibility for Lawyer Environmental Advocates

SPEAKERS:
Suzanne Skinner, Washington Water Trust
Ted Howard, Center for Environmental Law and Policy
Adam Domanski, EcoNW
Sanne Knudsen, University of Washington Law School
Andrew Hawley, Western Environmental Law Center
Jacque Klug, King County
Jason Hatch, Washington Water Trust
Wendy Steffensen, LOTT
Courtney Johnson, CRAG Law Center
Julia DeGraw, community activist
Russ Mead, Lewis & Clark University Law School