May 10 3 min Washington State Passes Senate Bill for Clean Cars 2030 BY KATIE BABSON Washington state legislature has passed a bill titled Clean Cars 2030. This bill seeks to set a goal requiring all light-dut
Apr 30 6 min INTERVIEW WITH VERONIKA MICHELS (CALPIRG): STUDENT ACTIVISM TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE BY VEER SHAH Veronika Michels is an alumna from UC San Diego and graduated in 2019 with a degree in Physiology and Neuroscience. She joined
Apr 23 5 min Looking Back on Kyoto: Leaving Developing Countries Out of Climate Change Agreements BY ETHAN OLSON Over two decades ago, world leaders met in Kyoto, Japan to create an international agreement for mitigating climate
Apr 21 8 min An Interview with Professor Fonna Forman: Why Global Challenges Require Local Solutions BY OLGA KURILINA AND ELIANA BLACHMAN Professor Fonna Forman is a professor of Political Science and the founding Director of the Center on G
Apr 19 2 min The San Diego Climate Equity Fund BY LEORAH GAVIDOR It’s just a drop in the bucket: San Diego’s new $5 million Climate Equity Fund, which the city council approved in March,
Apr 14 1 min Political Economic Paradigms for a Sustainable Future BY MARC CAMANAG As denoted by our civilization's collective history and countless discourses on climate change, capitalism has played a rel
Apr 9 7 min Until the Fog Lifts: The Uneasy History of Former Scripps' Director, William Nierenberg BY EMILY ZOU “These problems can also be so important that they should not be avoided or ignored until the fog lifts. We simply must learn
Mar 19 5 min FWS v. Sierra Club: A Dissection of Justice Barrett's First Opinion Amid a Divided Court BY MARC CAMANAG Earlier this month, Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett delivered her first signed majority opinion via the case U.S. Fish
Feb 22 7 min Government and Climate Change BY ETHAN OLSON Are certain types, systems, or qualities of government better at promoting exceptional climate change policy than others? Th
Feb 15 5 min How Philosophy Can Help Us Solve Climate Change BY CAROLINE HADLEY For this interview, I spoke to Andy Lamey, a professor, author, and director of the undergraduate philosophy program at
