Background
Meyers, Erik Jon was born on September 17, 1949 in Oak Park, Illinois, United States. Son of Ralph Edwin and Grace Marjorie (Georg) Meyers.
( Though more than half of the original wetlands in the c...)
Though more than half of the original wetlands in the continental United States have been destroyed, there is a move afoot to protect this invaluable resource. How can communities create effective local wetland protection programs? This report presents a detailed model ordinance that communities can use to draft a new ordinance—or just amend one that already exists. It defines and describes wetlands, explains why they are important to preserve, and examines their status in the United States. The report also examines federal, state, and local wetland regulations that communities frequently use to protect nontidal wetlands. The authors also give examples of local regulations that, while not aimed specifically at wetlands, can be used to protect them from drainage and development. Includes numerous photos depicting wetlands and the wildlife that lives in them and a broad sampling of language gathered from an APA survey of local ordinances that are part of wetland protection programs, along with commentary. An invaluable tool for those trying to protect the wetlands that are left in the United States.
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Meyers, Erik Jon was born on September 17, 1949 in Oak Park, Illinois, United States. Son of Ralph Edwin and Grace Marjorie (Georg) Meyers.
Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 1971; Juris Doctor, Fordham University, 1974.
Sole practice, Arlington, Virginia and Washington, since 1975; general counsel, assistant corporation secretary, Environmental Law Institute, since 1988. Senior attorney, dir associations programs Environmental Law Institute, Washington, 1982-1988. Consultant Action, Office of Recruitment & Communication, Washington, 1979-1980.
( Though more than half of the original wetlands in the c...)
General counsel, senior program officer Drug Abuse Council, Washington, 1974-1980. Member athletic board Georgetown University, Washington, since 1976. President Potomac River Sports Foundation, Washington, since 1995.
President Public Committee Mental Health, Washington, 1980-1981. Counsel National Association for City Drug and Alcohol Coordination, Washington, 1978-1987. Board directors Growth Management Institute, Environmental Federation American (Earth Share), 1988-1994, chairman 1992-1994.
Member Executive Committee, board directors Hoyas Unlimited, 1987-1988. Member American Bar Association, Virginia Bar Association, District of Columbia Bar Association, American Corporation Counsel Association (Executive Committee environmental law since 1992), Environmental Law Institute (director associations program1982-, editor newsletter 1983-1987), Potomac Boat Club (Board of Governors since 1975, president 1983-1990).
Married Claire Marie McCarthy, June 16, 1973. Children: Faith McCarthy, Ian Christopher.