Gil Rogers
Senior Attorney
- Princeton University; Harvard Law School; Harvard Environmental Law Review.
- Atlanta Office
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Publications
- Georgia Water Coalition 2013 Report: Recommendations for a Healthy Water Future
The 2013 GWC Report outlines our core principles and recommendations for Georgia's statewide water plan.
- Northern Beltline Economic Report Check out our report on the limited economic benefits of the Northern Beltline.
- Northern Beltline Economic Report: Executive Summary
- Alabama Water Agenda (Update): A guide for achieving health waters in Alabama
The Alabama Water Agenda, produced by the Southern Environmental Law Center and Alabama Rivers Alliance, details the changes needed in state policies to ensure that Alabama has clean and plentiful drinking water and healthy river systems for the long term. The report, an update from our 2007 water agenda, calls on state leaders to take prompt action to protect our environment and to manage Alabama’s waters to ensure the resource is fully protected and allocated fairly among our communities, farms, and industrial users. Among other things,our report recommends more funding for water quality programs, stronger enforcement of water laws, and better coordination among the many state agencies with some level of responsibility for our water resources.
- Georgia Water Coalition 2010 Report: Protecting and Caring for Georgia’s Waters
The 2010 GWC Report outlines our core principles and recommendations for Georgia's statewide water plan.
- Clean Air for the Birmingham Area The metropolitan Birmingham area has ranked among the worst in the South for soot and ozone pollution, which put more than 400,000 children and adults directly at risk for heart and lung disease. The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) released a report today that for the first time provides a comprehensive overview of the multiple pieces of Birmingham's air-pollution challenge in layman's terms to better engage the broader Birmingham community in understanding and solving the problem. In the report, Clean Air for the Birmingham Area, SELC identifies the major sources of Birmingham's air pollution and offers seven recommendations for reducing the pollution while ensuring a strong economy and a vibrant quality of life.
- Georgia Water Coalition 2008 Report
The 2008 GWC Report outlines our core principles and recommendations for Georgia's statewide water plan.
- Georgia Water Coalition 2006 Report
The 2006 GWC Report outlines our core principles and recommendations for Georgia's statewide water plan.
- Georgia Water Coalition 2004 Report
The 2004 GWC Report outlines our core principles and recommendations for Georgia's statewide water plan.
- Georgia Water Coalition 2002 Report
The 2002 GWC Report outlines our core principles and recommendations for Georgia's statewide water plan.
SELC Cases
- Clean Water Agenda for Alabama Charting a New Course for Clean Water in Alabama
- Coal Mining: A Threat to Alabama Waters
- Transportation Reform in Alabama
- Georgia Water Coalition SELC a Leader in Protecting Georgia's Waters
- Tri-State Water Wars (AL, GA, FL) Advocating for the Long-Term Health of Two Major River Basins
- Northern Beltline The wrong investment for Birmingham’s future
