preLaw Magazine has ranked the "greenest" US law schools based on Environmental Law teaching curriculum, campus environment, and building trends.
The four top-ranked schools are American University Washington College of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School, University of Colorado Law School, and Vermont Law School. The other standout schools (that also offer LL.M. programs) are mentioned in the ranking are listed below.
Each of these schools offer LL.M. programs or specializations in Environmental or Natural Resources Law.
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American WCL, Lewis & Clark among top-ranked law schools
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