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Poverty Law in Practice Welcomes Practicing Lawyers

Land and WaterSpace is still available for practicing lawyers in Poverty Law in Practice, a six-week course that welcomes both law students and lawyers to learn about basic substantive laws and procedures associated with services most often requested by under-served people. The class begins on Jan. 27 and will take place on consecutive Fridays, from 1:15-4:15 p.m.


Professor Denise Fort Co-Authors National Water Reuse Report

Denise FortProfessor Denise Fort provided the legal voice to a recently released National Research Council book that focuses on water reuse by cities. She was one of 15 authors of Water Reuse: Potential for Expanding the Nation’s Water Supply Through Reuse of Municipal Wastewater, a publication that examines a wide range of reuse applications, including drinking water, non-potable urban and industrial uses, irrigation, groundwater recharge and ecological enhancement.


Utton Center Report Addresses Land, Water Management Issues

Land and WaterThe Utton Transboundary Resources Center at the University of New Mexico School of Law has released, Land & Water: Making the Connection, a report that addresses the disconnect between land use planning and water resource management in New Mexico.

The 23-page publication was produced by a panel of eight authors.