Fall 2019
Spring 2020
Summer 2020
Dan Farber
An Analysis of the Correlation Between Large Extraction Projects and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and the Laws that Permit the Phenomenon Through an International Human Rights Lens
Summer Blaze Aubrey
Honduran Zede Regimes and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
Torivio Fodder
Justin R. Pidot
A Study of Marijuana and Hemp Legality in the United States
Kennedy Dickson, Catherine Janasie, & Kristine L. Willett
The Case for “Loss of Business Income” and “Loss of Use”
Itzchak E. Kornfeld
Tackling Unfinished Business
Kristin Engel, Esther Loiseleur, & Elise Drilhon
Strengthen U.S. Enforcement Against Criminal Networks to Address International Trafficking of Endangered Species
Priyanka Sundareshan
How Taking a More Cooperative Approach Will Save Our Wild Mustangs
Katrina Duran
Reframing Compensation Toward Indigenous-Led Environmental Reparations
Kylie M. Allen
Extending Clean Water Act Liability Under the Hydrological Connection Theory
Isaac Z. Treadaway
Environmental Federalism and Grassroots Conservation in the Prairie Pothole Region
Henry Holmes
he New Power of State-Held Conservation Easements
Zachary J. H. Wright
Breaking the Stranglehold of Shareholder Short-Termism to Address Climate Change and Build a Sustainable Economy
Joseph Manning
Ensuring Public Access on Conserved Land
Deepti Bansal Gage
An Analysis of Idaho’s Fish Consumption Rate
Sadie Normoyle
How Executive Threats to EPA Programs for the U.S.-Mexico Border Threaten Environmental Justice
Hannah Lustman