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[email protected]. Denver Journal 10 of International Law and Policy VOLUME 44 NUMBER 4 SUMMER-2016 TA]BLE OF CONTENTS DENVER JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND PoLicy's STUDENT EDITION OIL AND SUSTAINABILITY IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE ................... Caroline M. Rixey 441 WHAT DOES CLIMATE JUSTICE LOOK LIKE FOR THE ENVIRONMENTALLY DISPLACED IN A POST PARIS AGREEMENT ENVIRONMENT? POLITICAL QUESTIONS AND COURT DEFERENCE TO CLIMATE SCIENCE IN THE URGENDA DECISION ............. Jeremy M. Bellavia 453 CSR BEST PRACTICE FOR ABOLISHING CHILD LABOR IN THE TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY ............. Jeremy S. Goldstein 475 THE SUBMISSION OF THE SOVEREIGN: AN EXAMINATION OF THE COMPATIBILITY OF SOVEREIGNTY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW ......... Cameron Oren Hunter 521 OIL AND SUSTA1NABILITY IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE CarolineM Rixey* Remaining one of the last untouched environments on Earth, the Arctic Circle is home to a vast number of natural resources and wildlife. Yet as a result of climate change, the unique environment of the Arctic is rapidly shifting, uncovering more and more of the continental shelf as the ice sheets melt away.' This melting allows for greater access to the Arctic land beneath, and the resources it provides, that was unavailable before.