Environment News

Environmental Justice, COVID-19, and Climate Change

This article discusses current climate, health (COVID-19) risks, racial and social justice issues facing local communities within the Monterey Bay...

Overconsumption more dangerous than overpopulation

This article is from Deutsche Welle (DW) a Left-Center biased source as per https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/dw-news/.  It addresses the main issue driving...

How SUVs conquered the world – at the expense of its climate

I guess I should go ahead and kick off our news/materials share. I was sharing a lot last year that...

“Brown water for Brown People” – New York Times comments on Cali Water Crisis

The title of this article made my stomach churn at a first glance and is strikingly offensive coming from a...

Trash in the Ocean is Better than Trash in Rivers?

This questionable line of logic is being exploited in this article by The Independent. There is an argument in this...

Climate crisis: 5 big recommendations to reduce air pollution, say experts

I don’t think this paper provides any new information for us but I like the visuals and the organization and...

‘The formula of violence is the same everywhere’ ? Brazilian fruit-pickers face sexual violence

This article is about the sexual & physical violence that women working on Coconut farms (called quebredeiras de coco –...

Got Legos?

If you have extra LEGOs laying around or know anyone that does, you can help supply children and classrooms in...

Tainted Water Causing Developmental Issues?

Since we discussed this issue in class last week, I thought it’d be pertinent to follow up. According to this...

Typhoon Hagibis: Biggest Japan storm in decades makes landfall

This article is about the big typhoon currently hitting Japan, the worst one directly affecting Tokyo and surrounding areas for...

Dark crystals: the brutal reality behind a booming wellness craze

Dark crystals: the brutal reality behind a booming wellness craze, an article by Tess McClure in the Guardian, highlights the...

Uranium in Navajo Women and Babies

In this article, Mary Hudetz talks about how decades after Cold War mining in the Navajo Nation in New Mexico,...

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