Vanderbilt’s Energy, Environment & Land Use Program (EELU) will hold its third annual State of the Environment Conference on March 19 at Vanderbilt Law School from 12:00-6:00 pm. Supported by the Sally Shallenberger Brown Program Fund, the conference features environmental experts from academia, government, and industry.
The event kicks off with a State of the Environment presentation, led by Michael Vandenbergh, David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair in Law and Co-Director of the EELU Program. It continues with panels on Water, Energy, Land Use and Conservation, ending with a session on Innovation that features EELU’s Private Climate Governance Lab.
The panelists represent a diverse range of experts, including academics from Vanderbilt Law School, government officials from state agencies and local planning departments, environmental organization leaders, and private sector sustainability consultants.
Visit the Law School calendar to learn more about the 2025 State of the Environment Conference.
To learn more about previous conferences, see our coverage of the 2023 and 2024 events.
