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Anesthesiologist and founder of Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment Brian Moench speaks about air pollution along the Wasatch Front. Subjects include mercury poisoning, mining, and coal power plants.

Anesthesiologist and founder of Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment Brian Moench speaks about air pollution along the Wasatch Front. Subjects include mercury poisoning, mining, and coal power plants.

Bob Adler, Dan McCool, Jack L. August, Jr., and James Rasband discuss the current and future conflicts between Arizona and California over access to Colorado River water.

Gerald Korngold and Nancy McLaughlin discuss conservation easements in the mountain west.

Ray Swenson examines the environmental impacts of federal land use policy.

Tim Wagner discusses renewable energy projects going on in the mountain west and how Utah can benefit from participating.

About Rajan Gupta: http://t8web.lanl.gov/people/rajan/

Angela Dean discusses green architecture and design concepts and how they have been implemented in projects along the Wasatch front.

This is a talk about India\\\'s environmental problems and the measures a non-profit is taking to urge the government to fund conservation. ESG came to the School of Law as part of a speaking tour of the U.S.

This is a talk about India\\\'s environmental problems and the measures a non-profit is taking to urge the government to fund conservation. ESG came to the School of Law as part of a speaking tour of the U.S.

A panel discusses what happens to our high tech trash when it is shipped to Asia and Africa.

A discussion with Ritwick Dutta and Kanchi Kohli. Stegner Center Greenbag, Tuesday, 9/23 at 12:15, Room 107 Discussion and light Indian Dinner, 6:30, at Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, 425 East 100 South.

Kim Connolly discusses the United States\' wetland mitigation policy.

Paul Van Dam discusses the Lake Powell Pipeline.

1 CLE credit hour

Zygmunt Jan Broël Plater, "Lessons from Disasters: What We Are Learning from the BP Deepwater Blowout in the Gulf of Mexico That We Should Have Learned 21 Years Ago in Alaska."

1 CLE credit hour

Lynn Scarlett, Co-director, Center for Management of Ecological Wealth and Former Deputy Secretary, Department of the Interior gives a lecture as part of the Wallace Stegner Center Lecture series.

Lisa Heinzerling speaks about the case Mass v. EPA which she worked on for six months in 2007. She discusses the implications for the decision and the process through which the case evolved.

Lynn De Freitas talks about conservation of the Great Salt Lake as a major regional ecosystem.

Sandra McIntyre talks about the ecological footprint of people in Utah on the local environment.

Amy Wildermuth talks about the MA v. EPA decision and its implications for state standing.

Global Warming: Just Hot Air?

An advertisement for upcoming events surrounding the 100th birthday of the late Wallace Stegner. Photos from the estate of Wallace Stegner courtesy of KUED.

Lesley McAllister gives the Young Scholar Lecture on Co-Regulation in Mexican Environmental Law.

1 CLE credit hour

Zygmunt Jan Broël Plater delivers the 2011 Stegner Symposium opening keynote address, "Classic Lessons from a Little Fish in a Pork Barrel—Featuring the Notorious Story of the Endangered Snail Darter and the TVA's Final Dam."

A World View of Global Warming: Witnessing Climate Change and Science

Abrupt Tropical Climate Change: Past, Present, and Future

Alternative Energy and Conservation

Climate Change Simulations of the 20th and 21st Centuries: Present and Future

Climate Change and Water in the West: Complexities, Uncertainties, and Strategies for Adaptation

Climate Change: What it Means to Plants and Animals

Dealing with Climate Change in the United States: The Non-Federal Response

From the Global Atmosphere to the San Joaquin Valley: Searching for Climate Change

Global Warming Under the Dome: Overcoming the Politics of Denial

Global-warming Effects on Climatically-imposed Ecological Gradients in the West

National and International Climate Policy

Salt Lake City Green: Action on Climate Change

The Arctic on the Fast Track to Change

The Ocean\\\'s Response to Global Warming

The Right to be Cold

Why Has the Public Been Slow to Grasp the Reality of Global Climate Change?

David S. Wilson, Jr. - Banking the River: The Future and Impact of Water Banking

Pat Mulroy - Beyond the Divisions: A Compact that Unites

Justice Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr. - Clearing-up Misconceptions About the Work of the 1922 Colorado River Compact Commissioners

J. Francisco Zamora-Arroyo - Colorado River Integrated Management South of the Border: From Theory to Practice

Rick L. Gold presents Dividing the Pie: Dealing with Surplus, Dealing with Drought.

Richard J. Ingebretson - Glen Canyon, Heart of the Colorado

John (Jack) C. Schmidt - Hydrologic and Geomorphic Changes of the Colorado River System Upstream from Hoover Dam: A Mandate for Restoration?

Stanley Pollack presents Indian Federal Reserve Water Rights to the Colorado River.

Lower Basin Perspective — Meeting Negotiated Expectations.

Karl W. Flessa - Nature’s Fair Share: Ecosystem Needs and Benefits in the Lower Colorado River and Delta

Niklas Christensen presents The Effects of Climate Change on the Hydrology and Water Resources of the Colorado River.

Tom Till - The Flowing Desert: Images of the Colorado River System

David Getches - The Law of the River: Use It [Creatively] or Lose It

Jennifer Pitt - The River No More?: Water for the Delta

Transforming Hindsight into Foresight: The Lessons of the Colorado River Compact for the Twenty-First Century.

Connie Woodhouse - Tree Rings: A Record of Past Flow with Implications for the Future

Don Ostler - Upper Basin Perspective: Upper Basin Plans to Develop its Full Compact Apportionment of Water. What are the Consequences?

Whither the Compact?: Is the Compact Resilient Enough to Meet Future Challenges?

Maureen Hand presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

David Stone presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium. Alternative Energy in the Fossil Fuel Industry.

Neville Holt presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Terry Root presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Brian Murray presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Randy Udall presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Prof. Lincoln Davies presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Ned Farquhar presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Warren Kotzmann presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Bill McKibben speaks at the Salt Lake City public library to close out the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Bill McKibben delivers the keynote at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Dianne Nielson and Sarah Wright speak on a panel at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Jeffery Greenblatt presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Lincoln Davies talks about the upcoming Stegner Symposium.

Chuck Kutscher presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Victor Reis presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium. Nuclear Energy and Climate Change: The Role of the U.S. Government and the Department of Energy

Peter Hoffman presents at the 2008 Stegner Symposium.

Stephen Trimble presents \\\"Reply All\\\": Twenty-First Century Utah Responds to Wallace Stegner\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Will Bagley presents \\\"A Gentile in the New Jerusalem: Wallace Stegner Among the Mormons\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Page Stegner presents \\\"Wallace Stegner: A Life in Letters\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Richard White presents \\\"A Person and a Place to Reckon With\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

The Vapor Trails perform \\\"A Thing That Lasts,\\\" a song based on the life of Wallace Stegner at the at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Melody Graulich presents \\\"Developing an Interest in Quirky Little Things: Stegner in the College Classroom\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

John Daniel presents \\\"The Cultivated Wild of Wallace Stegner\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Charles Wilkinson presents \\\"The Fourth West\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Philip Fradkin presents \\\"The Life and Times of Wallace Stegner\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Patricia Limerick presents \\\"Traveling Ahead: How Wallace Stegner\\\'s Most Quotable Words Guide Us through Time and Space\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

The University of Utah Honors Think Tank presents Wallace Stegner and Western Lands at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Lynn Stegner presents \"Narrative Art and Architecture: Wallace Stegner\'s House of Fiction\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Robert Steensma presents \\\'Home is What You Can Take Away with You\\\': Wallace Stegner\\\'s Salt Lake City\\\" at the 2009 Stegner Symposium.

Gian Paolo Zini offers a comparative analysis of the Wasatch front and the Alps with regard to sustainable development in both regions.

Kim Connolly discusses the United States\\\' wetland mitigation policy.

Jamison Colburn identifies problems regarding wildland use and continuing urbanization, population and forest fires.

4.0 CLE credit hours for entire conference.

On Friday, January 21, beginning at 9:30 a.m., leading energy law scholars will gather at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law to discuss the field of energy law, assessing where it has been and where it might be going.

Shmuel Brenner discusses the possibility of separating environmental problems from political disputes.

Local experts D. Craig Bell, Cheryl Heying, and Quinney Professor Robert Keiter address transboundary environmental management issues from a local perspective.

Nader al-Khateeb discusses implications for cooperative management strategies regarding transboundary streams in Israel/Palestine.

Q&A with participants from the transboundary environmental management CLE.

Samer Talozi of the Jordan University of Science and Technology discusses the possibilities of introducing new crops to arid and saline zones in Israel and Jordan.

Clive Lipchin discusses the the model of the Arava Institute and its role in transboundary environmental management in the Middle East.

Katherine Wang talks about her work with the Wildlife Conservation Society and the goals the group has set out to accomplish.