Winter 2002
Defending the Environment in Liberia
An interview with Alfred Brownell, founder of Liberia`s first public interest environmental law organization. Alfred recently visited E-LAW U.S. and shared his thoughts on the development of environmental law in Liberia.
Alfred Brownell, founder of Liberia`s first public interest environmental law organization, recently visited E-LAW U.S. Alfred contacted E-LAW U.S. last year for advice on forming an organization to provide free legal services to Liberian communities harmed by excessive timber cutting. E-LAW U.S. connected Alfred to like-minded attorneys in Africa and around the world who have formed strong organizations to help local communities protect the environment and public health. Fifteen attorneys now volunteer their time at Alfred`s organization, Green Advocates, based in Monrovia.
In Danger: Ciprès de la Guaitecas
A proposed aluminum plant in southern Chile could harm the habitat of this unique cypress tree.
A Sad Farewell: Carlos Baumgarten, 1972-2002Terms:
E-LAW is saddened by the loss of our friend Carlos, a passionate defender of Mexico`s environment.
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