The 2020 California Water Law Symposium (WLS) was held on February 1 , 2020 at Golden Gate University School of Law (GGU Law) in San Francisco. The theme for the 2020 WLS was Federalism & Water: Shifts in Federal/State Roles and Relations.
Shareholder Richard Roos-Collins participated in the Sustainable Water Markets Symposium held by the Bren School of Environmental Science at UC Santa Barbara. The symposium draws economics, scientists, and attorneys together to explore innovations in water markets that affect the sustainability
WPLG’s Principal, Richard Roos-Collins, emceed the 2019 Anne J. Schneider Lecture Series on April 3rd in Sacramento.
The annual California Water Policy Conference was held in San Diego, California on April 4 and 5, 2019.
On February 2nd, Paul Kibel joined the Questions of Common Supply: SGMA Requirements for Interconnected Surface Water and Groundwater panel at UC Hasting’s California Water Law Symposium.
Paul Kibel, WPLG's Water and Natural Resource Counsel, will present Rivers that Depend on Aquifers: Drafting Sustainable Groundwater Management Plans with Fisheries in Mind at UC Irvine Law on November 1. The event will be in Room EDU 1131 from 12-1pm.
Richard Roos-Collins will participate in the panel, “Can the San Joaquin River Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan Flow Standards be Settled?,” at the Association of California Water Agencies’ Spring Conference in Monterey California on May 11. He will speak about the Brown Administration’s eff
Richard Roos-Collins will participate in the panel, “Enhancement of Survival Permits: Practical Applications to California Fisheries.” The presentation will be at CLE International’s 5th Annual Endangered Species Act Conference in San Francisco, California on September 25.
Richard Roos-Collins will participate in the panel, “The Future of the San Francisco Bay-Delta Science Enterprise,” at the 13th Annual State of the San Francisco Estuary Conference in Oakland, California on October 11.
WPLG attorney Paul Stanton Kibel's article California Rushes In - Keeping Water Instream for Fisheries Without Federal Law has been accepted for publication in the William and Mary Environmental Law & Policy Review.