Sustainability

Sustainability policies and regulations, as well as private-sector sustainability commitments, reflect efforts to integrate environmental protection and stewardship among all domestic and international stakeholders.

As sustainability concepts increasingly shape government regulation and industry decision-making, ACOEL fellows examine the domestic and international legal implications of new standards, social responsibility frameworks, technological innovations, and much more.

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JB Ruhl

Vanderbilt University Law School

Allison D. Wood

McGuireWoods LLP

Patricia J. Chen

Erin L. Brooks

Christopher H. Dolan

Faegre Drinker LLP

Peter D. Van Oot

Van Oot Law

David A. Ullrich

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Chet Harry Tisdale

King & Spalding (retired)

Michael M. Meloy

James May

Washburn

Jeffrey R. Porter

Todd E. Palmer

Michael Best & Friedrich LLP

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