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Current Issue: Volume 37, Number 1 (2026)
Front Matter
Editor's Note
Emily Derrenbacker
Table of Contents
Colorado Environmental Law Journal
Articles
Interrogating Marine Plastics Pollution Regulations: The Intended Roles of the Global Plastics Treaty
Ndubuisi Augustine Nwafor
Towards Multispecies Environmental Justice
Laura Street Cole
Holding Fossil Fuel Producers Accountable in U.S. and Other Foreign Courts: A Climate Justice Pathway for Sierra Leone
Jamil Sahid Fofanah
Notes
The Environmental Cost of Intelligence: Regulating the Climate Impact of Artificial Intelligence
Emilee Calvin