Tag: climate change
Individuals can’t consume their way out of climate change, governments and...
Weeks ago, the skies around the West Coast took on a surreal glow as smoke from wildfires blazed throughout the region. Photos of smoky...
Environmental organizations can better address socioeconomic and environmental issues through increased...
Environmental organizations all over the country are missing the mark when it comes to addressing the interconnectedness between racial and economic inequality and the...
Rising ocean temperature has an impact on both marine and human...
The rising ocean temperature should be alarming to everyone. This is by no means a new event, but rather one that has been discussed...
The future of energy: shedding light on different renewable energy options...
After the big oil corporation, Chevron, announced their $11 billion write-down, experts are predicting a negative future for the oil industry. The chances of...
The Australian bushfires are a climate premonition, but they don’t have...
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a special report in 2018 outlining the need to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius...
UCR should plan future projects around existing mature foliage, not on...
If one spent time on the western part of UCR’s campus during the fall quarter, they would have noticed some interesting changes to the...
A message to celebrities who are ‘Fonda’ political activism: please don’t...
Two-time Oscar winner Jane Fonda spent part of her 82nd birthday in a Washington, D.C. jail this past December. This wouldn’t be the first...
Choosing morality over convenience: consumers cannot be allowed to forget that...
Amazon customers have had reason to rejoice as of late. Whereas up until very recently the company required Prime members to spend at least...
Nuking the stigma around nuclear power
The phrase “nuclear power” often brings to mind images of mushroom clouds forming over the ruins of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. That being said, nuclear...
The importance of understanding climate change’s evil twin: ocean acidification
The ocean absorbs about 30% of airborne carbon dioxide which results in a reduction in airborne carbon. This sounds good in theory, but it...