Environmental Law Reviewer

Ethan Slater

Ethan Slater is a renowned expert in environmental law and policy. With over 18 years of experience, he has reviewed and edited numerous publications on environmental policy, natural resource management, and conservation. His expertise is highly respected, and his input is crucial to our team.

Credentials

Senior Environmental Law Reviewer

18+ yearsEnvironmental PolicyNatural Resource Management

Reviewed posts

Articles reviewed by Ethan Slater

What Counties in GA Do Not Require Emissions?Can a Game Warden Come on Private Property Without Permission?What to Do With Expired Flares: Proper Disposal MethodsWhat If I Find an Eagle Feather in My Yard?Is It Legal to Own a Pallas Cat as a Pet?What Is UN 3077 Hazardous Material?Advanced Biofuels Business Council: Membership and AdvocacySalem Wind Port Project: Development and Regulatory StatusWhat Is the Office of Environmental Management?Waste Emissions Charge: Rules, Fees, and Reporting40 CFR 262.262: Hazardous Waste Manifest RequirementsForest Conservation Act: Scope, Restrictions, and PenaltiesCan You Legally Hunt Swans in the United States?Gas Standards and Federal Fuel RegulationsThe Cottonwood Decision and Its Impact on Forest PlanningUSDA Bird Regulations: Licensing and StandardsNFPA 51A: Standard for Acetylene Cylinder Charging Plants (ePub)Satellite Monitoring System: Technology and ApplicationsWOTUS CRA Resolution: The Veto and Current DefinitionIIAR Bulletin 109 Requirements for Ammonia Piping and SafetyDivision 6.1 Placard Requirements for Hazardous MaterialsThe 60.3(d)(3) Floodway Requirement and No-Rise RuleIs Black Coral Jewelry Illegal to Buy, Sell, or Own?Has the Endangered Species Act Been Amended? Major UpdatesThe Magnuson-Stevens Act: Federal Fisheries ManagementNational Saltwater Angler Registry: Rules and ExemptionsBird Smuggling Laws and Federal PenaltiesRisk Based Inspection: A Methodology for Asset Integrity40 CFR Part 62: State Plans for Designated FacilitiesWhat Is the NEP (National Environmental Policy Act)?