In the last fifty years, society has made substantial gains toward reducing hunger. However, these means have been largely unsustainable. In 2018, 41 countries required…
The loss of life caused by the coronavirus is undoubtedly a global tragedy, but the behavioral changes people have made in response to the pandemic…
Offshore wind development in the United States is a popular new renewable energy option which has faced numerous political roadblocks and setbacks. The Bureau of…
The Indonesian Borneo is burning down due to a growing demand for palm oil. Farmers are illegally clearing the jungles along with the peatlands beneath…
On October 16, 2019, a group of Boston University students, faculty, and staff gathered in the Trustee Ballroom to discuss one thing: waste. Waste contributes…
For the past few years, a proposed natural gas compressor station in Weymouth, Massachusetts has stirred controversy among activists who oppose the station’s environmental and…
All eyes fell on global leaders to bring forward new plans of action to avert catastrophic climate change during the most recent United Nations Climate…
By Fern Bromley Urban sprawl—the expansion of cities typically due to a lack of planning or restrictions on spatial growth—is a quintessential part of the…
By Ethan Brown On January 29, 2019, the Boston Green Ribbon Commission released the Carbon Free Boston report, detailing a path for Boston to achieve…
By Emily Hunter Athletic stadiums and sporting events across the country contribute significantly to environmental waste and degradation. Major League Baseball (MLB) uses more than…
