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Environmental and Natural Resources Law Certificate Application

All enrolled students in good standing will be eligible for the Environmental and Natural Resources Law (ENRL) Certificate. To qualify students much have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 in all ENRL courses.

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Requirements for the certificate are as follows:
1. Must take:
Administrative Law (L4025)
2. Must take a minimum fifteen (15) credits in the ENRL curriculum including:
A. One of these courses:
Environmental Law (L4220)
Natural Resources Law (L4450)
B. Completion for credit of one of the following live-client experiences or simulations in the ENRL program:
An ENRL-related experience through the Student Law Office, or
An ENRL-related full semester externship through the legal externship program, or
A simulated experience course such as the Natural Resources Distinguished Practitioner Seminar
C. Other ENRL courses:
Advanced Water Law: Indian Rights (L4477) Animal Rights Law (L4019) Brownfields and Beyond (L4704B) Community Expectations in Sustainable Natural Resource Development (L4701CR) Comparative Environmental Law (L4317) Comparative Latin American Mining Law (L4702LML) Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment: Policy, Markets, and Economic Measurement (L4452) Energy Law (L4210) Environmental Ethics & Justice (L4219) Environmental Law Clinic European Union Law & Policy (L4037) Federal Indian Law (L4300) Federal Wildlife Law (L4251) Global Climate Change Law & Policy (also called Global Warming) (L4259) Growth Management and Sustainable Development (L4703) Global Trade and the Environment (L4709GT) Hazardous Waste and Toxic Substances (L4380) Indian Water Rights Seminar (L4669) International and Comparative Mining Law (L4342) International and Comparative Petroleum Law (L4343) International Environmental Law (L4317) International Water Law (L4672) Land Conservation Transactions (L4358) Land Use Planning (L4360) Mining Law (L4445) Native American Natural and Cultural Resources Law (L4706NA) Negotiating Natural Resource Agreements (L4462) New American Landscape (L4700A) Ocean and Coastal Law & Policy (L4461) Oil & Gas Law (L4465) Public Land and Resources Law (L4495) Regulation of Urban Pollution (L4700U) Renewable Energy for the 21st Century: Policy, Law, Technology, Markets (L4506) Renewable Energy Project Finance (L4501) Sustainable Development and Trade (L4556) Urban Environmental Law (L4700U) Urban Planning Law, Growth, and Sustainable Development: An International Perspective (also called Land Use Planning) (L4360) Water Law (L4670)
3. Completion of a research paper satisfying the College of Law’s upper level-writing requirement on an ENRL topic, either through a course or directed research.