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Energy & Environmental Law Curriculum

• Climate Change Justice
• Endangered Species Law Seminar
• Energy and Environmental Law 
• Environmental Law
• International Environmental Law
• Private Environmental Law and Voluntary Overcompliance

Related Courses

• Administrative Law
• Constitutional Protection of Property Rights
• Ethics and Public Policy Seminar
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• Land Use Planning
• Local Government Law
• Public International Law
• Regulatory State

Outside Elective

Corporations spend over $100 billion per year on pollution control. An advanced environment law course available through Vanderbilt’s Law and Business Program allows students to explore the effects of environmental law on corporate behavior. The course, co-taught by Michael Vandenburgh and Mark Cohen of the Owen Graduate School of Management, is open to law, business and graduate students in environmental management studies.