What does ELF stand for?

Environmental Law Foundation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Coun Klaus Armstrong-Braun says he has referred the decision to the Environmental Law Foundation for a legal opinion and to the European Commission.

WALES: These should be LOCAL homes for LOCAL people; Row blows up ...

He set up the Environmental Law Foundation, which advises local campaigners about the planning system (elflaw.

Battle of the Bulbs shows locals are switching on to people power

Public Citizen was joined by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Auto and Truck Drivers, the Sierra Club and the Environmental Law Foundation.

Mexican truck scheme succumbs to political pressure

The Environmental Law Foundation (ELF) is a charity which exists to link green campaigners to legal and technical experts.

ELF has answer to your green worries

And Bonny Sweeny, an attorney at Milberg, Weiss, Bershad, Hynes & Lerach, is representing Environmental Law Foundation, the plaintiff in a California class-action lawsuit against American Express Co.

Cooley Godward team helps consumer health group win two major court ...

In December 2001, the Environmental Law Foundation and the city of San Francisco settled a suit with UST and other makers of chewing tobacco and snuff.

First class action filed against makers of smokeless tobacco products

The first study of its kind by the Environmental Working Group and Environmental Law Foundation analyzed water from machines operated by San Diego County-based Glacier Water Services Inc.

VENDED WATER FLUNKS TESTS

The litigation threatened by Environmental Law Foundation is targeted at amalgam manufacturers, not individual dentists, because Proposition 65 does not apply to businesses with fewer than 10 employees.

Court to decide if 'silver' fillings are health hazard; ruling could ...