Energy, Environment, and Land Use Legal Research

1 credits · Law School

This course offers an in-depth exploration of research methods across a spectrum of critical areas affecting land use, energy, and environmental law. Through a structured exploration of federal, state, and local government law, students will gain insights into finding pertinent statutes, regulations, supplementary agency information, and ordinances that shape the landscape of land use, energy, and environmental law. Additionally, participants will explore conducting research in the area of private environmental governance, learn the intricacies of finding public information, and stay abreast of developments through news and current awareness strategies. This course is designed to offer flexibility in application, ensuring students are well-prepared to meet the challenges of legal research in these critical areas. Pass/Fail. [1]