Move aside, Garvan Walshe — green libertarianism has a new icon. Iván Mordisco, the ruthless commander of thousands of radical insurgents fighting to overthrow the Colombian government, controls vast...
Most of us, whether during childhood or well into adulthood, have refused to eat some sort of healthy food. Whether rejecting a side salad at dinner or having a parent ‘airplane’ a forkful of broccoli...
When considering sustainability initiatives on the individual level, we tend to think of inexpensive, casual behavior changes. These changes may include thrifting in place of supporting fast fashion, being...
Rylee Hatch, Arts & Features Editor
• February 16, 2024
The Stanley Tumbler is today’s “it” cup. But does this recently popular alternative to disposable water bottles come at its own cost to sustainability?
Thanks in part to social media, the Stanley...
The idea of drinking water from the ocean seems difficult to set into motion, as the concentration of sodium in seawater — ranging from around one percent in the Baltic Sea to 40 percent in the Red Sea...
Through the launch of the Sputnik 1 satellite on Oct. 4, 1957, mankind reached into the cosmos with a hand gloved in steel and seized the stars with an ironclad grip that has hitherto endured. The satellite,...
What is worth more: art or life? This profound question is what climate activists asked onlookers when their group, Just Stop Oil, threw tomato soup on Van Gogh’s "Sunflowers" in October 2022.
Many...
Religion and climate change intersect at a perhaps unlikely similarity: stewardship.
When it comes to environment-focused language and perspectives, there are valuable things we can learn from major...
When discussing the causes of climate change, we fail to consider the factors driving human behaviors that harm the planet. Climate change is largely a result of human behavior and decisions. It doesn’t...
You probably remember when gas stoves had their moment as a hot topic on social media in January of this year. Maybe you’re still following the development and environmental impacts of household appliances....
Andrew Tate’s name was not one I was well acquainted with. However, after his Twitter exchange with Greta Thunberg and his arrest for rape and trafficking in Romania, I began to familiarize...
With paper brown bags from Chobani, plastic containers and around-the-clock printing, students unintentionally generate a large amount of waste in the library. The library is not the only breeding ground...
