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third Annual Spring environmental Law Symposium: Water resources are vital to Indiana’s public health and well-being as well as the state’s future economic growth. Yet continued access to clean water supplies cannot be taken for granted. Increased scarcity, discharges from industrial, municipal and agricultural sources, and the likelihood of long-term changes to precipitation cycles and climate all create pressures that state leaders must address. And increased water demand, including competition from neighboring states for shared water supplies, make the need to secure Indiana’s water even more acute. I U S C H O O L O F L AW S U M M E R A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E IndIAnA’S CrISIS or CooperAtIon?
1 1– Matthew T. Klein, ‘01, Executive Director of Indianapolis Water, gave the keynote address. 2– The third annual Spring Environmental Law Symposium brought a crowd of attorneys to Inlow Hall on April 1st. 3– Elizabeth Hall, ‘10, President of the law school’s Environmental Law Society, welcomed the participants. 4– Professor Eric Dannenmaier, Chair of the Environmental Policy Forum, offered remarks. THE IU LAW – INDIANAPOLIS THIRD ANNUAL SPRING ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SYMPOSIUM on April 1 st focused on conflict, scarcity, and the quality of state water resources. Three panels addressed recent and developing challenges to state and local water supplies—with an emphasis on the legal frameworks through which those supplies are managed and protected. The keynote speaker at the half-day event was Matthew T. Klein, ’01, Executive Director of Indianapolis Water who spoke on “Who’s Guarding Our Water Infrastructure?” Three panel discussions addressed other issues relating to water law and featured local experts and well known academics from around the country. Participants included: Tom Healy, Broad Ripple Village Association; Dr. Travis Ryan, Professor of Biology, Butler University; Paul Whitmore, Communications Manager, Veolia Water; Laurie Fowler, Professor, University of Georgia; Jennifer Wilson Miller, Associate, Sirote & Permutt, Birmingham, Alabama; William Blomquist, Dean, IU School of Liberal Arts 3 4 at IUPUI; Robin Kundis Craig, Florida State University School of Law and Lenore Tedesco, Department of Earth Sciences, Purdue School of Science. Moderators for the three panels were IU law professors Dan Cole, the R. Bruce Townsend Professor of Law; Eric Dannenmaier, Associate Professor of Law & Chair of the Environmental Policy Forum, and David Orentlicher, Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law & Co-director of the Hall Center for Law and Health. The program was followed by a reception hosted by the IU Environmental Policy Forum; the law school’s Environmental Law Society; and the IU School of Law – Indianapolis Environmental Law Alumni. This year’s symposium was co-sponsored by Butler University Center for Urban Ecology; William S. and Christine S. Hall Center for Law and Health; IUPUI Center for Earth and Environmental Science; IUPUI Campus Sustainability Initiative & IUPUI Common Theme. I U S C H O O L O F L AW S U M M E R A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E 2
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