Below you will find the materials for the seminar "MTCA 30: An Intimate Look at Three Decades of Washington’s Contaminated Site Cleanup Law," co-hosted by Beveridge & Diamond and the Environmental Law Institute (ELI) on Tuesday, December 10 in Seattle, Washington.
- Agenda
- Presentation Slides
- Welcome video from Scott Fulton, President of ELI
- Speaker and Panelist Biographies
- Additional Resources
- About the Environmental Law Institute
- About B&D's Seattle Office
- 1988 Washington State General Election Voters' Pamphlet
- News Alert: Washington’s Model Toxics Control Act: Thirty Years and Counting
- News Alert: Washington's Model Toxics Control Act: Transforming Contaminated Sites into Community and Environmental Assets
- News Alert: Washington’s Voluntary Cleanup Program: Further Action Needed?
- News Alert: MTCA: A Citizens’ Initiative Shaped by Agency Action
About the Program
The seminar was designed to offer attendees a focused exploration of lessons learned over the past 30 years of MTCA and a look at where MTCA is heading in the next 30 years, considering the successes, challenges, and opportunities for contaminated site cleanups in Washington State. Structured around three panels, the half-day program provided attendees with perspectives from key players involved in the development and implementation of MTCA and insights from the stakeholders on the cutting edge of environmental cleanups under the state law.
Beveridge & Diamond’s Superfund, Site Remediation, and Natural Resources Damages practice group assists clients in litigation and allocation of CERCLA sites, including complex, large-scale sites. We counsel clients on developing case law and requirements under CERCLA and state-equivalent hazardous waste laws.
