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Amelia Schlusser

Pennsylvania State University, BA in Film and Video Production
October 17, 2012

Pennsylvania State University, BA in Film and Video Production

I am passionate about climate change law and policy at both the national and international level. I am inspired by IELP’s work in support of small island nations at the international climate change negotiations, and I am very excited to work with such experienced attorneys as I gain real-world experience in this area of international environmental law. I am also looking forward to working on CITES issues involving illegal trade in endangered species. I believe that climate change and loss of biodiversity are two of the greatest environmental threats the world is facing, and I hope to further my understanding of the international legal frameworks and mechanisms that have been developed to address these issues.

Global Law Alliance for Animals and the Environment is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus.

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