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Hydraulic Fracturing in North Carolina and the Implications of Possible Methane Water Well Contamination - Amanda Aragon
Life Atop the Food Chain: A Red Wolf Story - Ethan Blumenthal
From Factory to Table: Recent Developments in the Stinky Business of North Carolina’s Hog Industry - Emily Dodane
Climate Refugees and International Law: Legal Frameworks and Proposals in the US and Abroad - Matthew Gauthier
Water Scarcity in the U.S.: Two Systems of Law and their Effects on Future Policy - Palmer Hilton
The Future of North Carolina Solar: Moving Forward after 2015 Policy Change - Catherine Hipps
A Rocky Road Ahead for the EPA’s Clean Power Plan - Tasmaya Lagoo
Far A(spray)field from the CWA: Alternative Approaches to CAFO Regulation - Jordan Luebkemann
Pollinator Stewardship Council v. United States EPA: Colony Collapse Disorder in North Carolina - Maryjeanne Marrero
The Future of Brightfields in North Carolina - Haley McLoud
City of Asheville v. State of North Carolina: Finding a Limit for Legislative Reach Into Local Affairs? - Seth Morris
Something Smells: Hog Farming Waste Management in North Carolina - Rebecca Neubauer
Volkswagen’s Little Engine That Could… Deceive The EPA - Janie Ponder
Rigged: Understanding BOEM’s Decision to Include NC in Offshore Oil Program - Kathleen Riley
Can North Carolina Take Precautions Against Accelerated Sea-Level Rise Without Acknowledging Sea-Level Rise? - Lauren Russell
Duality: The State of Energy in North Carolina and the Fight Over the Clean Power Plan - Evan B. Ryland
Definition Delirium: Redefining and Litigating Waters of the United States - Christopher Welch
Coal Ash & the Future of Coal in North Carolina - Jack Williams

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