Article Archive

Located here are the past and current articles from the Environmental Affairs Review of Theory and Law (E.A.R.TH.&L.). These pieces differ from the central journal in length, style, and subject, favoring a shorter and more casual approach to their analyses. This platform operates as E.A.R.TH.&L.'s archive of our members’ well-researched and thoroughly vetted short-form pieces.

2026

Spring 2026

Whiskey’s for Drinking, Water’s for Fighting, and Waste is for Getting Rich

Lily Smogor

Texan Produced Water and its Implications

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Spring 2026

Toxic Air Pollutant Mitigation Statute

Allan Shneyderman

A Bipartisan Issue or a Universally Accepted Necessity for Human Health?

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Spring 2026

Data Centers, Regulation, and Legislation, Oh My

Alec Schires

The Contemporary Regulatory Landscape of Data Centers in Wisconsin

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Spring 2026

The Trump Administration’s Repeal of EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding: Policy Actions and Public Discourse

Kate Nicolet

Economic, Environmental, and Political Implications

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Spring 2026

What’s that Green Stuff?

Regulating Eutrophication and Nitrogen Runoff in Wisconsin Lakes

Annabelle Himstreet

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Spring 2026

National Security vs. the Protection of Endangered Species

Ella Heelan

How Trump’s ‘Pro-American’ Energy Rhetoric is Destroying Environmental Protections

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Spring 2026

The Most Visited Wilderness in America Has a Price. Turns Out It's 50 Votes

Owen Richards

What Removing Federal Mining Protections Could Mean for the Boundary Waters

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Spring 2026

Challenges to the Rescission of the 2009 EPA Endangerment Finding

Enze Price

The Contest Between Science, Courts, and Politics

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