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Call Them What They Will Be? The Debate On “Climate Refugees”

June 9, 2022
| By K. Emine Taha

“Climate refugees.” Like many topics regarding the climate, you’ve probably seen this wording being used more often, especially more recently. This simple term,

Zero Waste Movement: Harmful or Helpful?

March 27, 2021
| By Sorah Park

The zero waste movement has been gaining momentum in recent years with a growing number of eco-influencers and bloggers sharing zero

COVID-19 and Biodiversity Loss: How Destruction of the Environment is Creating a Wave of Pandemics

November 13, 2020
| By Arooba Ahmed

The devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic has left us all wondering: What have we done wrong to create a global

COVID Economic Recovery: What Might a Green Stimulus Look Like?

September 16, 2020
| By Eric Scheuch

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US Department of Energy, Flickr.

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Life After Coal: The Decline and Rise of West Virginia Coal Country

July 13, 2020
| By Eric Scheuch

Loaded coal in Ronceverte, West Virginia. Image courtesy of John Leopard, via Flickr.

Why We Need Climate Stoicism to Overcome Climate Despair

May 10, 2020
| By Max Goodman

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The phenomenon of climate despair is on the rise.  Among the young,

How A Citizens’ Climate Assembly Can Make Columbia University A Leader in Climate Action

May 3, 2020
| By Sasha Weber

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Climate change activists block the road near the House of Parliament in

An Atomic Catch 22: Climate Change and the Decline of America's Nuclear Fleet

April 25, 2020
| By Eric Scheuch

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The now shuttered nuclear power plant at Three Mile Island. Photo: Michele Sersch