Global CooperationMigrating to or from Reform?
A few weeks ago, House Republicans passed a bill that, along with providing more funding for the Department of Homeland Security, could...
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Global CooperationA few weeks ago, House Republicans passed a bill that, along with providing more funding for the Department of Homeland Security, could...
Climate Justice2014 has been quite a year: from climate change to the World Cup to the recent revelations about the US’s torture strategies,...
Japan has begun implementing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s new strategy to revive its economy. Dubbed “Abenomics,” the plan – which includes printing...
Climate change is one of the bigger global issues of our time; just last month, over 400,000 people marched in New York...
Global CooperationIf I learned anything from years of first-day-of-class icebreakers – other than the fact that I hate icebreakers – it’s this: people...
Global JusticeThe Ice Bucket Challenge – a fundraising and awareness campaign for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) or "Lou Gehrig's Disease” – has gained...
In the age of world hunger, endangered species, and a crippled environment, we are constantly looking for new sources of food to...
For approximately 3 billion people in the world, both wild-caught and farmed seafood are their primary source of protein. Moreover, an estimated...
Climate JusticeCarlos Pascual, the Special Envoy and Coordinator for International Energy Affairs for the State Department, spoke last week on the new geopolitics...
Climate JusticeSelfies, hashtags, and Priuses (or is it Prii?). What do these 3 things have in common? They all have been or still...
Climate JusticeClimate change, and the campaign surrounding it, has evolved significantly over the last decade. Just look at its name: it went from...
FIFA, and subsequently the World Cup, has received criticism from many for its corruption, human rights violations, and the problems it has...