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  \nWHEN:\n\nOctober 20\, 2010\, 8:00 — 11 AMBreakfast will be served at
  8:00 AM. Speakers will begin promptly at 8:30 AM.\n\n \nWHERE:\n\nOmni S
 horeham HotelHampton Ballroom2500 Calvert St NWWashington\, DC 20008\n\n 
 \nRSVP:\nThe Fall Practice Update is open to the public but you must rsvp.
  To reserve a space at this event\, emailmcmurrin@eli.org by October 12\
 , 2010\n \n \nThe Environmental Law Institute's Fall Practice Update is a
 n annual\, half-day seminar addressing important issues in environmental l
 aw and management. It allows practitioners to both learn about and share t
 heir views on cutting edge environmental legal issues. Topics to be presen
 ted this year are:\nClimate Briefing\, 8:30 — 9:15 AM\nStaying on top o
 f the legal and policy developments in the climate change arena is no smal
 l task. As a special service to our members\, the Environmental Law Instit
 ute provides monthly conference calls with three of the foremost experts o
 n the climate law and policy. This month’s Climate Briefing will be part
  of our Fall Practice Update. The panelists will discuss the future of cli
 mate legislation and regulations\, international negotiations\, and other 
 significant issues that practitioners should follow.\nSpeakers:Scott Schan
 g\, Vice President\, Climate and Sustainability\, Environmental Law Instit
 ute (moderator) Vicki Arroyo\, Executive Director\, Georgetown Climate C
 enter\, Georgetown University Law Center Kyle W. Danish\, Partner\, Van N
 ess Feldman\, P.C. Manik Roy\, Director of Congressional Affairs for the 
 Pew Center on Global Climate Change\nUnderstanding the New Air Pollution 
 Rules\, 9:30 — 11:00 AM\nThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has e
 mbarked on an ambitious schedule of air pollution rulemaking following the
  vacatur of several Bush administration rulemakings. The “transport rule
 ” seeks to cap interstate emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen
  oxides (NOx) from power plants to replace the Clean Air Interstate Rule (
 CAIR). Also on the schedule are: a plan to review and update hazardous air
  pollution rules covering 28 types of industrial facilities\, rules limiti
 ng mercury and other toxic emissions including arsenic\, dioxins\, and hyd
 rochloric acid\, national health standards for ozone\, and BACT standards 
 that will likely address greenhouse gases. Panelists will discuss how thes
 e various rules interrelate and how they might fit with legislative develo
 pments in the next two years.\nSpeakers: Chuck Knauss\, Partner\, Bingham
  McCutchen LLP (moderator)Robert D. Brenner\, Director\, Office of Policy
  Analysis and Review\, Office of Air and Radiation\, US EPAJohn Walke\, Cl
 ean Air Director/Senior Attorney\, Natural Resources Defense CouncilAdditi
 onal panelists to be announced\n \nThis event is made possible by the gen
 erous support of our ELI members.\n 
LOCATION:2500 Calvert St NW\,Washington\,DC\, 
SUMMARY:2010 ELI Fall Practice Update
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