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NRLI Distinguished Visitors

Our 2007 Distinguished Visitor, Lisa Heinzerling, is a professor of law at Georgetown University Law Center. Professor Heinzerling gave a public lecture in October 2007 at the Law School. Hear the podcast.

Professor Heinzerling joins a distinguished list of environmental law luminaries who have shared their particular expertise with the Lewis & Clark Law community. Previous Distinguished Visitors, each of whose scholarly work has subsequently appeared in Lewis & Clark's Environmental Law, include:

2006 Robert Glennon
University of Arizona Rogers College of Law
The Environmental Consequences of
Groundwater Pumping:
Herein Tales of Bottled Water
and French Fries
2005 Professor Eric Freyfogle
University of Illinois School of Law
Goodbye to the Public/Private Divide
2004 Professor Nicholas Robinson
Pace University School of Law
Conceiving Laws for the Biosphere
2003 Dean David H. Getches
University of Colorado
School of Law
"Water Wrongs: Why Can't We Do It Right the First Time?"
2002 Professor Robert Percival
University of Maryland
School of Law
"Greening the Constitution"
2001 Professor Zygmunt Plater
Boston College
School of Law
"Law and the Fourth Estate: Endangered Nature, the Press, and the Dicey Game of Democratic Governance"
2000 John Leshy, Solicitor
U.S. Department of Interior (1993-2001)
"The Babbit Legacy at the Department of Interior: A Preliminary View"
1999 Professor Barton Thompson, Jr.
Stanford University
Law School
"Tragically Difficult: The Problems of Regulating the Commons"
1998 Professor Suedeen G. Kelly
University of New Mexico
School of Law
"The New Electric Power Houses in America: Will They Transform Your Life?"
1997 Professor Oliver Houck
Tulane University
School of Law
"Are Humans Part of Ecosystems?"
1996 Professor Richard Lazarus
Georgetown University
Law Center
"Fairness in Environmental Law"
1995 Professor Gerald Torres
University of Texas
School of Law
"Taking & Giving: Police Power, Public Value, and Private Right"
1994 Professor Robert Fowler
Director, Australian Centre
for Environmental Law
"Applying Environmental Disclosure Requirements Extraterritorially to Transnational Corporations"
1993 Professor Carol Rose
Yale Law School
"Environmental Lessons"
1992 Professor Harrison Dunning
University of California
at Davis School of Law
"Current Issues"
1991 Professor William Rodgers
University of Washington
Law School
"Working with Scientists, Public Lands Acquisition, Other Recent Lessons from Washington, D.C."
1990 Professor Daniel Farber
University of Minnesota
School of Law
"Reserve Mining and Judicial Review"
1989 Professor James Krier
University of Michigan
Law School
"The Critical Roles of Politics and Economics in Resolving Environmental Issues"
1988 Professor Frederick Anderson
American University
Washington College of Law
"Environmental Aspects of Recombinant DNA Research and Products"