Leorah GavidorMay 44 minSan Diego’s First Zero Waste Grocery StoreBY LEORAH GAVIDOR Isabelle DeMillan, Owner / Founder of The Mighty Bin It’s called the Mighty Bin, and it’s the first store in San Diego...
Kyra BlackApr 281 minAssigned at BirthBY KYRA BLACK This piece was created as a part of the UCSD Eco-mmunity Zine project. If you are interested in seeing more students’ work...
Daniel SjoholmApr 154 minHow Urban Parks Will Improve Your Life and Save the World Urban parks are local, community-based efforts to both improve city living conditions and mitigate the effects of a changing climate.
Katie BabsonApr 133 minEcocide: The Fifth International CrimeBY KATIE BABSON Ecocide refers to recklessly damaging the environment and causing irreversible harm to ecosystems, which in turn fosters...
Ethan OlsonMar 318 minThe Role of the Landscape Architect in the Fight against Climate ChangeBY ETHAN OLSON Hunter's Point South Waterfront Park protects coastal communities against floods. Landscape architecture is a curious...
Bianca JussenMar 216 minCoral Reefs Could Be the Next Major Casualty in the Fight against Climate ChangeBY BIANCA JUSSEN Imagine a fantastical scenario where we press a button and terminate all anthropogenic causes of greenhouse gas...
Chiara FieldsMar 74 minCan You Really Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is When It Comes to the Climate Crisis?BY CHIARA FIELDS We’re often taught that we, as individual consumers, can positively affect climate change by choosing to purchase...
Anastassia RobertsFeb 263 minCoral Reefs: Media’s Negligence in Covering (some) Major Environmental IssuesBY ANASTASSIA ROBERTS Nemo lived in a beautiful home, didn’t he? Anemone was considered shelter, neighboring fish were deemed friends,...
Berns PiffardFeb 185 minMaybe There Isn’t Anything Wrong with NimbysBY BERNS PIFFARD Scottish demonstrators protest plans for a new wind farm development It is very clear we need to increase the...
Berns PiffardFeb 47 minEcofascism: Are We the Virus?BY BERNS PIFFARD It has been over two years since a gunman in El Paso walked into a Walmart Supercenter with a semi-automatic rifle and...
Eleanor TernerFeb 24 minIron Fertilization: Solution or Pollution?BY ELEANOR TERNER Image from Ecofriend Common sense tells us that if our kitchen sink is overflowing we should quickly turn off the tap...
Adika WitoelarJan 258 minMoving on from Eating MeatBY ADIKA WITOELAR Meat, specifically red meat, is continuing to rise in demand as the years go by, especially in high-growth developing...
Kamila PerlaJan 176 minGoing Green is Going NowhereBY KAMILA PERLA Brought to you by the AS Office of Environmental Justice Affairs The movement towards a greener earth has prompted change...
Ethan OlsonJan 157 minSolarpunk: The Power of an Aesthetic BY ETHAN OLSON Art by Jessica Kamman Imagine a city of the future. Are there flying cars, cities with buildings taller than mountains,...
Bianca JussenNov 30, 20214 minInsects: The Meat Alternative of the Future?BY BIANCA JUSSEN The first time I ate bugs was at a Oaxacan restaurant in San Jose, California. I ordered Taco de Chapulines- a taco with...
Karthy SajeevNov 28, 20216 minKrill: The Disappearing Backbone of Marine EcosystemsBY KARTHY SAJEEV Are we that close to krill-ing off biodiversity as we know it? Apparently so, because keystone species are feeling the...
Berns PiffardNov 16, 20214 minSaving One of California's Last Coastal WetlandsBY BERNS PIFFARD Workers attempt to stop the spread of oil in the Talbert Marsh on October 4, 2021. Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County...
Daniel SjoholmNov 10, 20214 minA Future without CarsBY DANIEL SJOHOLM Every day, scores of American teens celebrate their 16th birthdays, and, like clockwork, head off to the DMV in hopes...
Peyton DulayNov 8, 20214 minWe Are in the Middle of a Sixth Mass Extinction BY PEYTON DULAY People have heard the stories about dinosaurs and how they went extinct, but what many don’t know is that there is a...
Adika WitoelarOct 27, 20214 minJakarta SinkingBY ADIKA WITOELAR The global sea level has risen, on average, by 3.6 millimeters per year from 2006-2015, more than double the average...