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Learn more approximately Howard A. Learner, a prominent environmental lawyer in Chicago, Illinois, who's devoted to protecting the environment and advocating for sustainable practices.

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    Accepted Jurisdictions
    Illinois Jurdictions
    Illinois
    Since 1980
    Experience
    • Professor (Adjunct) - Clean Energy Law and Environmental Constitutionalism
      University of Michigan Law School
      2009
    • Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
      Professor (Adjunct) - Environmental Law and Sustainable Development
      2003
    • President and Executive Director
      Environmental Law & Policy Center
      1992
    • General Counsel, Staff Lawyer
      Business & Professional People for the Public Interest
      1980
    • Fellow
      Leadership Greater Chicago
      1989
    Education
    Harvard Law School Education School Logo
    Harvard Law School
    J.D. (1980)
    Graduation year: 1976
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    University of Michigan
    B.A. (1976) | Political Science
    Graduation year: 1973
    Associations
    Illinois State Bar Professional Association
    Illinois State Bar
    has membership
    1980 - Current
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