Mary Crane, Principal, Mary Crane & Associates discusses ethical challenges faced by rising attorneys such as how to exercise proper professional conduct, maintain discretion and confidentiality and to communicate with clients and act professional in difficult situations.

Global warming will have significant impacts on businesses, and in this podcast Anne Kelly, Director of Governance Programs at Ceres, discusses why companies should disclose climate risks in their SEC filings. More at http://www.nycbar.org/mp3/Petition-to-SEC-on-climate-risk.pdfhttp://www.nycbar.org/mp3/ELR-News-&-Analysis-Feb-08-on-climate-dislosure.pdf

Alan D. Surchin, Pittleman & Associates, and Clara K. Solomon, Assistant Director, Graduate Division, Office of Career Services, NYU School of Law discuss the unique challenges foreign-educated attorneys and LL.M. students and graduate face in obtaining a legal position and offer practical advice concerning job search strategies and long-term career development.

Introduction and Purpose of Debate : Christine Fazio, Chair, Environmental Law Committee

Background on Climate Change Legislation Before Congress, by the Moderator Edna Sussman, Chair, Energy Law Committee

The Emissions Cap and Trade Side Jon A. Anda, President of Environmental Markets Network of Environmental Defense Billy Pizer, Senior Fellow, Resources For the Future

The Carbon Tax Side Daniel Rosenblum, Co-Founder, Carbon Tax Center James P. Barrett, Executive Director, Redefining Progress

Rebuttal: The Emissions Cap and Trade Side

Rebuttal: The Carbon Tax Side

Questions

Conclusion

Michael Gerrard of Arnold and Porter discusses the basics of climate change and what can be done to combat it. This is the first of this year's series of interviews on climate change issues. Recorded November 1, 2007. More at http://www2.nycbar.org/mp3/CleanDevelopmentMechanisminAct.pdf and http://www2.nycbar.org/mp3/ClimateChangeLitigationNew_Y.pdf.

Russell Unger, the Exec Dir of the US Green Building Council's NY chapter, explains what green buildings are, and the NYC law that requires certain buildings to meet green building, or LEED, standards. Recorded July 17, 2007.

Scott Schwarz, an attorney at Mattioni, Ltd in Philadelphia, gives insights into a tort litigation involving vapor intrusion and explains how vapors from contaminated land can move, in this Environmental Law Interview recorded June 7, 2007.

Riverkeeper and others successfully challenged the EPA's rules on power plants' use of cooling water. Reed Super, counsel in the case, discusses the decision and its impact in this May 3, 2007 podcast.

This episode focuses on the results to date of the South Bronx Environmental Health and Policy Study. Researchers from NYU address the relationships between air quality, transportation, waste transfer activity and public health in the South Bronx.

Access to the web by everyone regardless of disability is its essential aspect. The Web is increasingly a prime marketplace of ideas, goods and services, and people with disabilities may not be excluded from it. Some courts and commentators, however, suggest that private sector Websites (Websites of entities designated “public accommodations” in Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act) need to be accessible only if they have a “bricks and mortar” connection. A recent City Bar report demonstrated that accessibility is required regardless of “bricks and mortar”: “Website Accessibility for People with Disabilities,” available at http://www.nycbar.org/pdf/report/Website_Accessibility.pdf. The City Bar May 3rd program featured a real-time demonstration of Website accessibility and examples of good and not-so-good accessibility features on selected Websites.