Environmental Law Project

The Environmental Law Project is an organization of UNC-Chapel Hill law students who share an interest in the legal and political aspects of national, state, and local environmental issues.

The primary goal of ELP is to expand the opportunities available to law students in the area of environmental law. Each year ELP works on numerous projects such as environmental awareness sessions, group and individual pro-bono opportunities at local organizations and firms, environmentally affiliated speakers and events, fundraising for important issues and providing grants for hard-working students working in unpaid public interest jobs in areas of environmental law and policy.

Current Happenings!

Thursday, February 4, noon
Jane Roberts, Founder of 34 Million Friends of UN

Come meet an environmental and social activist who has recently written about how climate change could have a disproportionate effect on women.

Saturday, February 6

2010 Festival of Legal Learning's Environmental Law Symposium's 

CLEAR Student Associates short papers exploring topics on "A New, Progressive Environmental Law: What are the Signs?"

ELP Board 2009-2010

Recycling

Sign-ups coming in 2010-2011.

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