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Josh Clemons Leaves Sea Grant Law Center
Josh Clemons, who served as research
counsel for the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Legal Program since 2003,
has left that position to pursue other interests in Columbus, Miss.
During his time with the Legal Program, based at The University of
Mississippi, Clemons edited and wrote for “Water
Log,” the legal reporter of the MASGC. In addition to
addressing legal issues affecting the Gulf Coast, he published two law
review articles, conducted advisory requests and published several
standalone publications, including “Smart Growth,”
an 18-page document that explores smart-growth planning strategies and
analyzes the zoning ordinance on Dauphin Island, Ala. Clemons holds a
bachelor’s degree in geology from Florida State University, a
master’s degree in hydrology from the University of Arizona
and a J.D. and certification in environmental and natural resource law
from Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Ore.