Agency ABCs

There are hundreds of agencies and commissions across the U.S. government, playing a wide variety of roles that affect both our professional and personal lives. In our cooperative federalist government structure, federal laws and institutions form the backbone of much of our system for addressing environmental challenges. Agencies play the leading role in this structure, administering and enforcing federal laws by spending congressionally appropriated funds, promulgating rules, and adjudicating specific cases. The purposes, history, and structure of these agencies can be complicated, and their importance is often not fully understood. Join the Environmental Law Institute for a new series of webinars examining federal agencies, their structures, and the services they provide.

All sessions will be recorded and available for viewing (usually within 2-5 business days) ONLY to ELI members at the individual event links below.

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There is no CLE available for this series.

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