The Tulane Environmental Law & Policy Summit is the longest ongoing student-run environmental law conference in the country. Featuring 24 panels, a citizen workshop, and 2 keynote addresses over 2 days, the Summit will address a multitude of environmental issues profoundly impacting the Gulf Coast and the globe. Friday's keynote speakers will discuss climate change litigation, specifically the groundbreaking youth climate case and other local government cases. Saturday's keynote speakers will explore the cutting-edge issue of de-extinction science. This event is free and open to the public.