Volume 25

Articles

Overdressed and Underregulated: How the Fashion Industry’s Extreme Plastic Pollution Can be Linked to a Lack of Supply Chain Regulation

By Emma Ross

Shifting Borders, Submerged States, and Novel Human Rights Claims: How Climate Change Impacts Could Help Remedial Secession Crystalize into Customary International Law and Bring Oppressed Peoples Closer to Independence

By Joe Udell

Student Notes

Train Wreck: Public Risk Communications in the Wake of the East Palestine Derailment

By Lindsay Matheos

Toki’s Tale: A Comprehensive Analysis of Statutory Hurdles to Seaside Sanctuary Creation in the United States

By Nicholas Govostes

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Articles

Land Use Law Analysis to Empower Small-Scale Agriculture in Teton County, Wyoming

By Rachael Romsa et al.

A Comparative Look: Applying Vermont’s Environmental Justice Act in Tennessee

By K. Ashley Eshleman

Student Note

Givings and Takings: Challenges to Regulation Under Vermont’s Act 250

By Taylor Scott Berkley

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Articles

Sky Carbon Cleanup and Biodiversity Restoration: Devising Regional Frameworks

By Mary Christina Wood

Nature-Based Solutions: Applying a Legal Principle of Solidarity to Protect Human and More-than-Human Communities Through an “Ecological Education and Service Program”

By Anastasia Telesetsky

Student Note

Clean Energy and Justice for All: The Federal Government’s Influence on State Energy Justice Legislation

By Elizabeth Beairsto

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Articles

Micro-Deregulation: Polluting Florida’s Water, Drop by Drop

By Keith W. Rizzardi

From Discrete to Systematic: Mainstreaming Nature-Based Solutions to Disasters into Environmental Law in China

By Zhiyu Huang

Student Note

Lead-Free with Equity: An Environmental Justice-Focused Proposal to Achieve Lead-Free D.C. by 2030

By Aashini Choksi

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