By Holden Lamberson Agricultural production, whether in the form of the cultivation of crops or raising livestock, is undeniably essential for human survival and progress; yet, modern agricultural production is causing more global harm than good due to the incredibly … Read More
There is no denying that decreasing your meat and dairy intake has beneficial effects on the environment. Researchers at the University of Oxford found that cutting meat and dairy products from your diet could reduce an individual’s carbon footprint from … Read More
Izzy Oberman Climate change has become an indisputable threat to our society. However, what remains a hotly contested subject is what action must be taken to save our planet and human life. One potential solution is to rely on companies … Read More
Maeve Healy Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (D-NY14) and Senator Edward J. Markey (D-MA) introduced The Green New Deal in early 2019. The idea behind it is to completely revitalize the American economy by shifting from fossil fuels and nonrenewable resources … Read More
Ashley Rosenberg Over the course of his four year term, President Trump’s administration set about to deregulate all forms of government oversight, with the most famous instance of this being Executive Order 13771, which decreed that for each new government … Read More
Holden Rierson Reversing and limiting climate change is the corporate sector’s responsibility because they disproportionately advance it. In the past 30 years, just 100 companies have produced over 70% of the world’s carbon emissions, with the top 15 American food … Read More
Jadyn Aling Racial segregation is the action of extreme separation between races and ethnicities in a geographical unit. A concept that is so prevalent in Chicago, though little action is being taken to combat it. Segregation is not solely constituted … Read More
Recycling Won’t Save Us By: Rashail Wasim With Earth Day having been expanded this year to Earth Month, there has been increased talk about how everyone is doomed and the planet is going to be unlivable in x number of … Read More
Jadyn Aling The Paris Climate Agreement; a treaty within the United Nations, entered into force in November of 2016 and was created to limit global climate change to below 2 degrees Celsius. Nonetheless, long term goals are to eventually reach … Read More
Holden Lamberson The golden age of democracies, which took place all over the world between 1945 and 2000, has come to an end. During that period, the number of democratic nations grew from a mere twelve to a burgeoning eighty-seven. … Read More