"People are coming with that on the top of their list, whereas before we had very few or we had people who got here and then learned about the topic," said one environmental law professor at the University of Miami.
August 29, 2022 at 07:00 AM
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There’s a theme emerging among South Florida’s law students, who are taking an interest in environmental issues in ways they haven’t before.
Professor Jessica Owley has seen it firsthand at the University of Miami, where she teaches environmental and property law with a focus on climate change. She said applications and student numbers are increasing for her courses, along with others focused on environmental issues.
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It’s crucial that land development and environment go hand in hand, “Otherwise, you end up with something that doesn’t look like Florida anymore,” one environmental attorney said. (Credit: magdal3na/Adobe Stock)
