1. Legal Ethics in Agricultural- Agribusiness Accountability Kate Moore Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue, LLP

2. What Are Our Ethical Obligations or Responsibilities? Ethics rules Environmental ethics

3. Rules of Professional Conduct Client leads the way Can’t let client break the law Avoid conflicts Attorney as advisor Zealous advocate

4. Environmental Ethics Obligation to future generations Responsibility towards the natural world Precautionary principle  Where is common ground?  What is the law?

5. Challenges Different perspectives Economics Not imposing your own agenda on your client

6. Opportunities Creating win-win situations Private agreements Market-based approaches Alternative production

7. Private Agreements Settlement agreements Landowner agreements Conservation easements

8. Market-based Approaches In-stream water rights Buy-out/retirement of grazing permits Carbon offsets Developing renewable power projects

9. Thank you Kate L. Moore Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue, LLP kmoore@dunncarney.com www.dunncarney.com http://dunncarneynaturalresourcesupdates.com/