The Environmental Law Society at Florida A&M University College of Law

If you know what *&^%$ # did this, please take away their beer, then call 888-404-FWCC, then tie them up and introduce them to some angry sea turtles.

Join Us TODAY! Room 249 at 1230 (refreshments will be served)

This exciting panel is TODAY at 430 in room 240 at FAMU College of Law! Refreshments to follow! We look forward to seeing you!

Hooray! We need more Walmarts! You can almost walk a block without tripping over one.

Federal wildlife managers clear way for Walmart in vanishing South Florida forest U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials approved a conservation plan Tuesday that will allow a Walmart, strip mall, apartments and parking on pine rockland inhabited by 21 endangered species.

85%, actually. And Grand Staircase is losing 50% of its land. I'd add them both to my bucket list of beautiful wild spaces to visit before they're lost, but ironically enough, both monuments are expecting more visitors than they can handle who apparently think like I do.

President Trump Expected to Shrink Bears Ears by as Much as 90 Percent The drastic cuts to the protected area of the national monument in Utah are expected to touch off a legal battle that could alter the course of American land conservation.

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Hmm, it's relatively rare for people to get prison time under the Clean Water Act, especially for something as relatively minor as dumping acid down the sink.... HE WAS EXTRACTING URANIUM IN HIS APARTMENT?! H/t ELS 2L rep Pinky Shodhan.

Boise man sentenced for Clean Water Act violation A Boise man will spend a year on probation after pleading guilty to dumping acid into his apartment sink, according to U.S. Attorney Bart Davis.

It's not like oil pipelines leak hundreds of times a year, or like South Dakota just had a major leak that threatened drinking water supplies. What could go wrong?

Nebraska approves path for controversial Keystone XL pipeline The Nebraska Public Service Commission voted 3-2 Monday to allow the Keystone XL pipeline to cross the state. The decision is a key step toward the completion of the Keystone Pipeline network.