Taking Climate Change to Court Olivia Hallett Oct 22, 2019 The plaintiffs claim that the countries’ failure to reduce emissions at the maximal level is in violation of their…
Are the Paris Climate Accords Progressive Enough? Adam Belkebir Feb 6, 2019 With the U.S. set to become officially eligible to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accords on November 4th 2020,…
The New Colombian Congress and its Implications for the Peace Agreement Jose Camargo Mar 27, 2018 Plaza Bolivar - Bogotá, Colombia, where the National Capitol that hosts Colombian Congress is located. Photo…
Environmental Regression in 2017: What Needs to Change Jennifer Chan Jan 4, 2018 Have we reached the point where we can do nothing to stop climate change? In November 2017, over 15 000 scientists…
Green Bonds: How to Fund Climate Change Initiatives Mia Trana Dec 10, 2017 As the OECD’s fourth Green Investment Financing Forum convened in Paris on the 24th and 25th of October 2017, much…
Bonn 2017: The Two-Sided Face of the United States and the Importance of… Kody Crowell Dec 5, 2017 The historic outcome of the 2015 Paris Climate Accord was a triumphant rallying cry for many as the world’s first…
The Green Economy and What It Means for Global Economics Kara Anderson Apr 3, 2017 Climate change has recently dominated global affairs, as scientific studies have projected alarming and continual…
The End of Life As We Know It Nick Chanko Mar 14, 2017 On September 14, 1930, the first dust storm traversed the Southern Plains, wandering through southwest Kansas and…
Does the UN do Anything? A Review of 2016 Iman Lahouaoula Jan 17, 2017 The newly-elected United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres kicked off the new year with a stirring speech,…
The World Rings in a New Year of Uncertainty for the Environment Anne Karam Jan 10, 2017 More than one year after the groundbreaking Paris Agreement, environmental protection as a policy issue remains…