The Environmental Impacts of the New Space Race
April 7, 2022 by Shannon Twiss Airby Liz Goldstein, Staff Contributor
What should regulators pay attention to as rocket launches become more commonplace?
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Dammed If You Do, Damned If You Don't - The Importance of a Legally Binding Agreement to the Transboundary Nile Water Dispute
March 29, 2022 by Riley FordBy Sam Abrams, Staff Contributor
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline: Why Are Some East Africans Opposed?
March 25, 2022 by Abigail M. JohnsonBy Abby Morenigbade, Staff Contributor
Water Banking: A Potential Solution or Misguided Idea
March 13, 2022 by Abigail M. JohnsonBy Reuben Siegman, Staff Contributor
The EV Tax Credit Phaseout: Necessary or Not?
March 3, 2022 by Vanessa IshimweBy Isaac Golub, Staff Editor
In 2009, the Obama administration created the electric vehicle tax credit to encourage purchasing electric vehicles (EVs). However, the bill included a built-in phaseout that starts once a manufacturer sells 200,000 electric vehicles. Is the current phaseout quota necessary, or is it ending the tax credit prematurely?
The Elephant in the Room: New York’s Highest Court Takes Up Animal Rights
February 23, 2022 by Gianfranco CesareoBy Gianfranco Cesareo, Staff Contributor
Rethinking Water: Supreme Court Revisits Sackett
February 2, 2022 by Riley FordBy Priya Sinha, Staff Contributor
Forever Chemicals Forever Debated: Is EPA’s Strategic Plan Enough to Control the PFAS Problem?
January 18, 2022 by Vanessa IshimweBy Emma Schwartz, Staff Editor
The Biden EPA recently released a comprehensive plan for tackling PFAS, a class of toxic forever chemicals. It’s a step forward, but is it enough to get this national problem under control?
An Old Enemy: The Regressive Tendencies of American Foreign Policy
January 4, 2022 by Shannon Twissby Hunter Wiand, Staff Contributor
For years a CIA-linked think tank has covered Xinjiang. The current human rights crisis in the region may present a serendipitous moment for cynics in the American foreign policy establishment to pursue an old, familiar agenda.
The Climate Crisis’ Impact on HIV, AIDS, and Malaria in the Global South
December 23, 2021 by Will Pisano Jr Climate changeBy Taylor Hall-Debnam, Staff Contributor.
Climate Change is already having public health consequences in the global south. Global leaders have a duty to respond.