
The Environmental Impacts of the New Space Race
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What should regulators pay attention to as rocket launches become more commonplace?
by Liz Goldstein, Staff Contributor
What should regulators pay attention to as rocket launches become more commonplace?
By Sam Abrams, Staff Contributor
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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?
By Gianfranco Cesareo, Staff Contributor
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By 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?
by 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.
By Taylor Hall-Debnam, Staff Contributor.
Climate Change is already having public health consequences in the global south. Global leaders have a duty to respond.