On February 24th, the Chinese government issued a permanent ban on the consumption of all terrestrial wild animals, including their hunting, trade, and transportation. The…
Central Asia has always had a fraught history with peace: ethnic and political violence, suffering from spillover effects of the war in Afghanistan, returning fighters…
On November 6, 2020, the United Nations will recognize the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict as…
It is almost always easier to be apathetic than to devote a large portion of your energy to a specific cause, even if the success…
The fiscal 2021 federal budget proposal totaled to 138 pages and did not include the word “climate” once. Although the proposal requests $4.8 trillion dollars…
With the 2020 election only a year away, a number of Democratic candidates have released their plans to address anthropogenic climate change. Given the level…
Africa was building a giant wall of trees. The plan, launched by the African Union in 2007, aiming to plant a belt of trees that…
Canada’s Trans Mountain Pipeline has delivered 300,000 barrels of crude and refined oil per day from Alberta to British Columbia since 1953. But when its…
On September 14, 2019, at 4:00 AM local time, Saudi Arabia’s state-run oil company, Aramco, was attacked by targeted missile strikes from roughly ten drones.…
Public transportation provides communities with affordable transportation, decreased pollution, reduced road congestion, and increased economic development. Many environmentalists tout the expansion of public transportation as…
