In Utah, Railroad Expansion May Further Unravel the Administrative State
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, with far reaching consequences.
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Thea Glover
Apr 272 min read
Is the Climate Crisis a Human Rights Crisis?
How a group of Swiss women may have changed the future of European climate-change.
Isabel Kagoo
Apr 134 min read
The Environmental Effects of Israel's War in Gaza
Since the October 7th attack, when Hamas-led militants killed over 1,200 Israelis and took approximately 250 people hostage, more than...
Vera Fortun Marco
Mar 234 min read
Climate Change and The Russo-Ukrainian Conflict: Will Ukraine Be Able to Act?
The war on Ukraine is setting back Ukraine's goals of renewable energy generation but will the damage be irreparable?
Rowan Hoover
Feb 244 min read
Greenwashing in the Aviation Industry
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), hailed by many as the saviour of the aviation sector’s environmental impact, warrants closer examination.
Greta Sporcich
Feb 113 min read
Juliana v. United States: Climate Lawsuit Struggles to Reach Court
Ongoing climate change case, Juliana v. United States, faces obstacles in reaching court due to federal opposition.
Emma Brown
Dec 3, 20234 min read
A Look at COP28 and the Legacy of the Paris Agreement: What Can We Expect?
From 30 November to 12 December, over 70,000 delegates will attend the 28th meeting of the Conference of Parties (commonly known as...
Annie Herington
Nov 16, 20233 min read
And Their Eyes Turned to the Pacific: The Pacific Forum and Why You Should Care
US-China Rivalry divides the Pacific on anti-nuclear treaties, security deals, deep sea mining, and more as political alliances break down.
Stella Rehbein
Nov 9, 20233 min read
The Impact of Artificial General Intelligence on Climate Reform
With AGI’s data collection abilities, experts can mitigate potential losses of businesses, inform the general public, and reform policy.
Grace Flatow
Oct 14, 20236 min read
The Energy Charter Treaty: The Invisible Enemy of the Renewable Energy Movement
EU reevaluates Energy Charter Treaty due to hindrance on renewable energy goals, prompting member state withdrawals and legal uncertainties.
Katie Gretter
Sep 26, 20234 min read
It’s Been a Month Since the Hawaii Wildfires; What is the Situation Now?
A month after the Hawaii wildfires, the impact of climate change and colonialism in these fires remains present.
Gokul Ramapriyan
Sep 8, 20233 min read
The Implications of Japan's Radioactive Water Disposal
Japan's recent plan to release wastewater from Fukushima has raised questions about environmental repercussions and international diplomacy.
Ilaria Freccia
Sep 6, 20234 min read
The Lost People: Why It’s a Problem for Women That Climate Refugees Don’t Legally Exist
Women are disproportionately impacted by forced displacement due to climate change.
Owen Schacht
Sep 4, 20235 min read
Exxon Knew and Now We Do Too
A recent study shows ExxonMobil knew about climate change since the late 70s, despite assertions denying the validity of climate change.
Isabel Kagoo
Sep 1, 20235 min read
Held v. Montana: The Historic Youth-Led Climate Lawsuit, Trial, and Decision
The historic youth-led climate lawsuit gains a momentous court victory, ensuring hope for future climate lawsuits around the United States.
Grace Flatow
Jul 24, 20235 min read
Taming the ‘Wild West’
The High Seas Treaty, passed by the UN in early March of this year, creates legal provisions in which to protect unregulated waters.
Katherine Clyne
Jul 17, 20234 min read
Switzerland votes in 2050 Net-Zero Climate Law: A victory and controversy
Switzerland's recent approval of a new climate security act has been both victorious and controversial within the Swiss public.
Katherine Clyne
Jun 7, 20234 min read
Protecting Earth While Looking to the Stars: Environmental Groups Versus the FAA
The Federal Aviation Administration is being taken to federal court by Environmental Groups following SpaceX's April 2023 rocket launch.
Katherine Clyne
May 9, 20233 min read
Vanuatu’s Historic Victory for Climate Justice
Article explores Vanuatu's historic victory for climate justice following legal pressure placed on the United Nations Assembly.
Aidan Ruetschle
Apr 26, 20233 min read
Held v. Montana: An Upcoming Constitutional Case for Environmental Responsibility
Important lawsuits are determining the future of environmental law globally. In the United States, Held v. Montana is going to trial from...
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