When people hear the words, “global warming,” they typically don't think of terrorism. If they did, politicians would be far more likely to

May 2020 will see Memorial Day, three primary elections, and graduation at Columbia University. Newly-graduated Columbia students will flock out of their dorm rooms and

In 2017, global investment in solar energy was estimated to be a massive 161 billion dollars, an 18% increase from 2016 levels. These

A bamboo toothbrush deconstructed: the bamboo handle, paper packaging box, plant-based nylon bristles, and plant-based wrapper. It comes with instructions too:

“Bamboo handle and paper box

An infatuation with the land exists deep within the American psyche. In fact, this infatuation is ingrained within us as soon as we start our

So, last article we covered the more radical philosophies, those that either reject or transcend existing political and technological approaches to mitigating climate change. But

I’ve always loved the Ban Ki Moon quote “There is no Plan B because there is no Planet B.” With no hysteria or panic, it

There is something very disturbing at play when our trash can travel across international borders more easily than we can. Unbeknownst to most of the

When the Green New Deal recently set out objectives to reduce agricultural emissions, sarcastic dismissal from conservative media and politicians was swift. Wyoming Senator

Desertification is defined by NASA as a ‘reduction in the productivity of the land that is not reversible,’ which is evidenced by degradation in the form of