Meagan Niebler
Who is Responsible for Ensuring Drinking Water ...

For over a century, our governments failed to regulate lead as it entered almost every facet of our consumer market and infrastructure. Despite long-standing knowledge of the risk of lead poisoning, lead was used for its versatility and low-cost. New studies estimate that at least half of the United States population was exposed to adverse lead levels during early childhood. While statutes and regulations have been put in place to prevent the continued use of lead in infrastructure and some products, few hold anyone responsible for affirmatively removing lead hazards. 

Who is Responsible for Ensuring Drinking Water at Schools and Child Care Centers are Lead Free?
Meagan Niebler
24 Black Environmentalists to Know in 2024
24 Black Environmentalists to Know in 2024
Beyond the Courtroom
Meagan Niebler
It’s Time to Face the Music: Harms of Noise ...
It’s Time to Face the Music: Harms of Noise Pollution and the EPA’s Ineffective Regulation
Meagan Niebler
West Virginia Zoning Case's Potential Impact on ...
West Virginia Zoning Case's Potential Impact on Local Control of Oil and Gas Activities
Meagan Niebler
FAIR SHAKE BRINGS ON NEW LAWYER TO EXPAND ...
FAIR SHAKE BRINGS ON NEW LAWYER TO EXPAND SERVICES FOR COMMUNITIES WITH LEAD EXPOSURE

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Webinar: Legal Tools for Building the Sharing Economy

This presentation, recorded as part of Fair Shake’s 2015 Community Fair, provides an introduction to my practice as a sharing economy lawyer. The sharing economy is a general trend towards sustainable economic and community development in a way that facilitates community ownership, localized production, cooperation, small-scale enterprise, and the regeneration of economic and natural abundance.

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