Author Elizabeth Baughman

by: Sam Torrence In the effort to fight climate change in the United States a renewed emphasis has been placed on creating a green energy infrastructure, but what does that mean? Clean energy solutions must be able to be attached… Continue Reading →

By Jay Zenker, Vice President for Loyola University Chicago’s Environmental Law Society About two miles from the Chicago lakefront, resting right atop the horizon, from a swimmer’s point of view, are a series of six structures. They are oddly shaped… Continue Reading →

By Frances Rafferty (they/them/theirs, she/her/hers) As I write this piece on a rainy autumn afternoon, I reflect on the change in weather from these past couple of weeks. Autumn, as my favorite season, brings back nostalgic memories of crisp, sunny… Continue Reading →

By Annalisa Kolb, Loyola University Chicago School of Law, J.D. 2023 When you think about what things harm the environment, your mind likely goes to gas-guzzling cars, single-use plastics, and cow farts. But when you’re considering your carbon footprint, the… Continue Reading →