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Presented by Mary E. Kelly, Partner, Culp & Kelly, LLP, Blue Shift, and Scott McDonald, Chief, Water Enforcement Branch, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Invitation-only workshop supporting the Texas A&M X-Grant "Pathways to Sustainable Urban Water Security: Desalination and Water Reuse in the 21stCentury"
Presented by Brett Miller '16
Panel on "Natural Resource Extraction and Sustainable Development in North America"
Presented by the Global and Comparative Law Program, co-sponsored by the Program in Natural Resources Systems Symposium details @ law.tamu.edu/NAFTA
Symposium details @ law.tamu.edu/energysymposium2019
Panel discussion on current trends and future outlook with Gale Norton, former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, and Prof. Gabriel Eckstein
Seagoville, Texas www.wetlandcenter.com
Event details
Rural Development: Using Innovation to Create Thriving Communities
Details @ law.tamu.edu/ruraldevelopment
Agriculture 2.0: The Changing Legal Landscape for Texas Agriculture
Details @ law.tamu.edu/2018AgSymposium
Co-sponsored by the Aggie Dispute Resolution (ADR) Program and the Program in Real Estate and Community Development Law
Presented by Joan B. Rose, Michigan State University, 2016 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate
Guest Lecturer: Russell Murdock, Regional Counsel, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Co-hosted by the Criminal Law Program
with Richard Epstein, in partnership with the Texas A&M Hagler Institute for Advanced Study
Texas Energy Today and Tomorrow: Its Impact in the U.S., Mexico and Beyond
with TCEQ Chief Counsel Stephen Tatum
with Commissioner Toby Baker and Stephen Tatum, Chief Counsel
Organized in cooperation with the Texas A&M Law Review
Organized in cooperation with the Texas Land Conservancy and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
Presented by Professor Aaron T. Wolf
ENERGY LAW SYMPOSIUM
WATER LECTURE SERIES
• Fall 2019 • Summer 2019 • Spring 2019 • Fall 2018 • Spring 2018 • Fall 2017 • Spring 2017 • Fall 2016 • Spring 2016 • Fall 2015 • Spring 2015
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