The National Sea Grant Law Center’s webinar series seeks to raise the visibility of the NSGLC and its programming, as well as share information on law and regulatory issues relating to ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes resources.
A major aspect of the National Sea Grant Law Center’s mission is to enhance the educational experiences of students interested in ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes law. This summer, the NSGLC will host three law students researching a variety of topics: aquaculture, invasive species, and more! In this webinar, the students will discuss their internship experiences and present findings from their research projects.
Have you heard of “forever chemicals,” also known as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances)? These persistent compounds are drawing increasing attention from regulators, industries, and communities across the country.
Join attorneys from the National Sea Grant Law Center for a webinar exploring the rapidly evolving legal and regulatory landscape surrounding PFAS. This session will break down key federal and state regulatory developments, as well as ongoing litigation involving PFAS.
The permitting process for offshore aquaculture projects in federal waters is complex. Multiple federal agencies play a role, and permit requirements vary depending on the type and location of the operation. In addition, policy changes and litigation can create uncertainty and cause confusion. In this webinar, the National Sea Grant Law Center reviewed recent legal and regulatory developments related to offshore aquaculture permitting, including the current status of Nationwide Permit 55 for seaweed, the sunsetting of Nationwide Permit 56 for finfish aquaculture, and lawsuits challenging permitted projects.