From this year's Environmental Law supplement: Environmental law, due in large part to concerns about climate change, is seeing a surge of interest from law students.
February 25, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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When Jason Malinsky was an undergraduate studying environmental policy and investigative reporting at UC-Berkeley, he spent 18 months researching and writing about pesticide poisonings in and around the Central Valley town of Arvin.
Large farms were improperly injecting pesticides into the soil, and the fumigants sometimes drifted into town.
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