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The Vermont Journal of Environmental Law is a student-run organization that seeks to provide an accessible forum to discuss contemporary environmental issues and environmental justice. Accordingly, VJEL publishes articles on topics in the environmental field quarterly. VJEL has adopted a broad view of the environmental field and is interested in environmental matters at the local, state, federal, and international levels. VJEL accepts submissions of varying lengths from academics, practitioners, students, and other writers throughout the year. Please see the Submissions Page for more information on how to submit articles to VJEL and the selection process. If you need any publication from our archives or have any questions, please contact us.
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Institutionalizing Environmental Extortion: Why Jobs Projections Don’t Belong in Environmental Permitting Applications By Kathryn LaMontagne In the foundational environmental justice...

Data Centers are Increasing Utility Rates—What are States Doing About it? By Daniela Ricardo Data Centers are Increasing Electricity Consumption...

Conservation Easements Perpetuate Inequitable Land Holdings By Jill Reynolds Conservation easements reinforce inequitable land holdings. Such easements are conservation tools...



