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What follows from the Ontario Government’s repeal of the Cap & Trade program?

Members of Michigan State Bar and the Ontario Bar Association come together to discuss environmental law topics relevant to lawyers on both sides of the border. Our speakers will discuss the impact of the deep geological repository, and other nuclear waste disposal options, aquaculture, development patterns, storm, sewage, and chemical run-off on the Great Lakes being the source of significant drinking-water sources.

Understand the technical nuances of contamination of air, odours and noise, and why it all matters to you as an environmental lawyer.

If you are a real estate or corporate lawyer involved in transactions dealing with the sale of property, this is a program you do not want to miss.

Gain further technical and legal insights into the contamination of soil and groundwater, including Lessons learned from the trenches.

A lack of understanding of the endangered species laws in Ontario, and their sometimes messy intersection, can create conflicts, additional costs and delays during infrastructure and development projects.

Hear updates from the Ministry and private practitioners about how Ontario’s climate change legislation is performing in practice.

Take part in this dynamic discussion as your colleagues from across Canada and members of the CBA’s National Environmental, Energy and Natural Resources Law Section (NEERLS) connect and collaborate about Canada’s climate change legislation.

Join your colleagues in this follow-up to our popular MOECC Cap & Trade program and deepen your knowledge of Ontario’s new climate change legislation and the compliance obligation that started on January 1, 2017.

Hear directly from MOECC experts as they delve into the finer points of the Act and regulations, and share valuable tips on how to navigate these complex changes so you and your clients are prepared.