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Marc Camanag

Voting Green: A 2020 Election Postmortem

BY MARC CAMANAG Among the world’s liberal democracies, the United States is the stark exception — rather than the rule — when it comes to G

Deanna Roldan

Advocacy During a Pandemic: AB3030

BY DEANNA ROLDAN This article explains the legislative timeline for AB3030, which is a California bill introduced earlier this year. AB30

Lucy Bailey

Tips on Eating Sustainably as a College Student

BY LUCY BAILEY We are seeing the devastating effects of climate change even sooner than expected and at an alarming rate. If we don’t chang

Anusha Goswami

A New Movement: Intersectional Environmentalism

BY ANUSHA GOSWAMI A framework of racism is now being confronted and retaught to include all marginalized communities in the conversation of

Hunter Simental-Ruybe

Florida’s Rising Coast: A Threat to the Lives of Millions

BY HUNTER SIMENTAL-RUYBE This article takes a look at the rising coast of Florida, with a specific look at the Miami-Dade County area. The

Ethan Olson

What We Can Learn About Climate Policy From Morocco

BY ETHAN OLSON Morocco is one of only two countries listed on the Climate Action Tracker as performing in line with the Paris Agreement's g

Eleanor Terner

Why the U.S. Should Turn to Natives for Fire-Management

BY ELEANOR TERNER This article provides insight to those looking into the future after a year with more forest fires than any other in rece

Ethan Olson

What a Joe Biden Presidency Could Mean for International Climate Change Policy

BY ETHAN OLSON This article provides a quick dive into American involvement in international climate policy. It is a reminder of sorts...