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The Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources ("SEER") members will find the most current and sophisticated analyses of the complicated environmental, energy and resource problems facing the U.S. The Section of Environment, Energy and Resources strives to be the premier forum for environmental, energy, and resources lawyers; a meeting place where they can find the most current and sophisticate

d analyses of the complicated environmental, energy and resource problems facing the United States and the world and where they can learn, teach and contribute to solving those problems while serving the public interest.

33 cities. One nonstop flight. We’ll see you at lunch. ✈️Albuquerque is easier to get to than you might think. With nons...
09/01/2026

33 cities. One nonstop flight. We’ll see you at lunch. ✈️

Albuquerque is easier to get to than you might think. With nonstop flights from 33 cities, the ABA SEER 34th Fall Conference is just one flight away. So pack your bags, leave the layovers behind, and join us for the conversations, practical insights, and connections shaping environmental, energy, and resources law.

Join us from October 14-16 to gather at the intersection of history, innovation, and natural wonder in Albuquerque, New Mexico: https://ow.ly/l3ef50ZETsv

Who decides which waters are protected under the Clean Water Act? For more than 50 years, the answer has been shaped by ...
08/28/2026

Who decides which waters are protected under the Clean Water Act?

For more than 50 years, the answer has been shaped by Congress, federal agencies, and the courts—with major implications for environmental protection, federal-state authority, and private property rights.

In the latest episode of the SEER100 Podcast Series, Professor Royal Gardner and Tyler Burgess explore the evolution of “waters of the United States” (WOTUS), landmark decisions including Rapanos and Sackett, and what recent developments could mean for the future of federal jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act.

🎧 Listen now for a timely look at one of environmental law’s most consequential questions.
Listen Now: ambar.org/seerpodcasts

The 2025   Resources Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of water resources, ...
08/28/2026

The 2025 Resources Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of water resources, including water use permits, limiting filtration systems, NEPA litigation, and more.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/IXZL50ZiQAz

Celebrate National Park Week by exploring the Summer 2026 issue of NR&E: Yellowstone! Temple Stoellinger breaks down the...
08/27/2026

Celebrate National Park Week by exploring the Summer 2026 issue of NR&E: Yellowstone!

Temple Stoellinger breaks down the legal complexities of Yellowstone National Park, from cross-jurisdictional boundary disputes to hunting and fishing rights, bioprospecting, overcrowding, and much more.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/pqFt50ZG90w

The 2025   Quality and   Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of water quality...
08/26/2026

The 2025 Quality and Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of water quality and wetlands, including water quality standards, CWA enforcement, America's AI Action Plan, and more.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/T6g850ZiQyE

Applications to join ELSN leadership are now open! Apply by September 7, 2026.By joining the board, you have the unique ...
08/25/2026

Applications to join ELSN leadership are now open! Apply by September 7, 2026.

By joining the board, you have the unique opportunity to engage in leadership beyond your own law school and meet law students, attorneys, and leaders in environmental law from across the country.

Learn more and apply here: https://ow.ly/lX6750ZERc0

What can the Clean Air Act—and decades of environmental law—teach us about where the field is headed? In last week's epi...
08/24/2026

What can the Clean Air Act—and decades of environmental law—teach us about where the field is headed?

In last week's episode of the SEER100 Podcast Series, Lindsey Simmons and Professor Richard Lazarus of Harvard Law School, author of The Rule of Five, offers a wide-ranging look at the evolution of environmental law and the challenges of applying decades-old statutes to today’s issues, including climate change.

Drawing on his experience before the U.S. Supreme Court and across multiple administrations, Professor Lazarus explores how agencies, courts, and Congress have shaped environmental protection—and what those dynamics mean for the next generation of environmental lawyers.

🎧 If you haven’t listened yet, this is one conversation worth adding to your queue.

Listen Now: ambar.org/seerpodcasts

The 2025   and   Recovery Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of waste and re...
08/24/2026

The 2025 and Recovery Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of waste and resource recovery, including CERCLA, circular economy initiatives, and more.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/o7GY50ZiQwz

The 2025   and Cost   Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of superfund and co...
08/21/2026

The 2025 and Cost Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of superfund and cost recovery, including CERCLA, hazardous substances, natural resource damages, and more.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/YZ2a50ZiQus

The 2025   and   Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of science and technolog...
08/19/2026

The 2025 and Committee Report summarizes significant legal developments in 2025 in the area of science and technology, including "Restoring Gold Standard Science," PFAS developments, and more.

Read it here: https://ow.ly/QmRk50ZiQsu

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