What does ELAW stand for?

Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide

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Ranil Senanayake, a leading systems ecologist who has worked with the United Nations Environment Programme (Sir Lanka); Ritwick Dutta, Member, Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (India) and Shalina Sital, Global Human Rights Defence (The Netherlands).

World campaign to save Gulf of Mannar gathers momentum

The Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide has been studying REP policies around the world to determine what makes such a program successful.

Let all join in renewable revolution

They will if they work with the Eugene, Oregon-based Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (E-LAW).

E-LAW's big impact

Steve Barnes has joined Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (ELAW) as director of philanthropy.

BUSINESS BEAT

The Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide has received a $285,000 three-year grant from the Catherine T.

Environmental law project gets grant

E-LAW VICTORIES Since its inception in 1990, the Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide has made its presence felt in Malaysia, Nepal, Argentina, Mexico, Ukraine and dozens of other countries.

Environmental law alliance blossoms

Francisco Ferrada, a Chilean attorney, and Mark Chernaik, staff scientist with Eugene-based Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide, will discuss efforts to assist a community contaminated by toxic mining wastes abandoned by a Swedish company in a presentation on "Seeking Environmental Justice in Chile.

THIS WEEK AT THE UO

Byline: The Register-Guard DONATIONS The Eugene office of the Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide has received a two-year grant of $349,825 from the AVINA Foundation of Switzerland to help grassroots lawyers pursue environmental and sustainability issues in Latin America.

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