Holiday Shopping with Climate Change in Mind
By Daniella Jarratt The holiday season is here, and you know what that means. 25 million tons of consumer waste. As the holidays approach, the anticipation of spending time with loved ones and the fun festivities that go along with it are strengthening. But before we finish off our
The Future of Climate Justice Begins with Knowledge of the Victims of Now
By Sophia Lee The phrase “climate change” seems so abstract nowadays, especially with political tensions and the Covid-19 pandemic still at a head. Our nation’s internal conflicts and priorities have made it easy for us to forget problems that more directly affect the bigger picture such as global warming. And
Cement Overshoes: We’re the Mafia, Earth is Drowning, & Carbon Dioxide is Our Sea
By Sophia Lee Have you ever heard the saying, “Get on the wrong side of the Mafia, and you’ll find yourself with cement overshoes, swimming with the fishes”? This grim adage is materializing throughout the world with our overuse of sand. You may wonder: why sand? Sand drives the concrete