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Greening Local Government: Legal Strategies for Promoting Sustainability, Efficiency, and Fiscal Savings
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This volume is a compilation of essays and research related to the rapidly changing dynamics of emerging government-focused sustainability efforts at the state and local levels. Specifically, the book explores the level of experimentation taking place by governments in their quest to become more "green." The book is organized into three main issue areas: greening of governmental operations; using land use planning and community development tools to create greener communities; and litigation issues surrounding the green movement. There are countless approaches and creative strategies that can achieve sustainability goals and at the same time, make government more efficient, less costly and more transparent. This book is designed to introduce government lawyers to opportunities and benefits when lawmakers and policymakers rethink "business as usual" in the name of sustainability and "greener" governments. Each chapter identifies the legal tools that can be used to accomplish these goals in a given topic area, and each chapter identifies legal issues for consideration by government lawyers to best accommodate new approaches and to incorporate the use of emerging technological innovations.
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Release dateDec 7, 2013
ISBN9781614384281
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Greening Local Government: Legal Strategies for Promoting Sustainability, Efficiency, and Fiscal Savings
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Keith H. Hirokawa

Keith H. Hirokawa is an associate professor at the Albany Law School, where he teaches property, land use, natural resources, and environmental law. He has served the ABA's State and Local Government Section as editor of the Section's electronic newsletter, State and Local Government Law, as chair of the Electronic Communications Committee, as a member of the Section's Council, and as a member of the Advisory Board for the Urban Lawyer. Before joining the faculty at Albany Law School, Hirokawa served as an associate professor on the faculty at Texas Wesleyan School of Law and as an adjunct professor at the University of Oregon School of Law. For the New York State Bar Association, Hirokawa serves as an editor for the New York Environmental Lawyer, the quarterly publication of the NYSBA's Environmental Law Section.

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