Food should be shared, not thrown away! by Rolando Galan There is enough food to feed everyone worldwide, but in the course of a year about 1.3 billion tons of food were wasted by gluttonous human behavior (Buzy).There are currently…
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Series: Sustainability and You
College Student vs. Farmers Market by Michelle Sharkansky Just like most other kids in the United States, one of my favorite things to have in the morning was a big bowl of sugary cereal most likely produced by General Mills.…
Student Post on Water and Food Scarcity
Jonathan Trinidad Falling Water Tables and Shrinking Harvest In his book World on the Edge: How to Prevent Environmental and Economic Collapse, Lester R. Brown writes about “Falling Water Tables and Shrinking Harvests.” He discusses how the traditional…
Student Post On Food Scarcity
The Emerging Politics of Food Scarcity by Hue Chen Not only are we facing a crisis of exploitation and depletion of the limited resources and other various environmental problems, we face another troubling concern, worldwide food shortages. As a world,…
Stung by the Climate – A report on A Film Event
Stung by the Climate by Vincent Irizarry I went to an event called Stung by the Climate, a unit of three short films at the New York Institute of Technology for Climate Week. Check out previews for the films here.…
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with: agriculture, Art, bees, Climate Change, Ecology, Food, Plants, Solutions
The untold story of fishing: Illegal, unreported, and unregulated
By Jonathan Simmons Ahhhhhh fishing. One of the world’s most ancient traditions used to catch the finest fly of the day, reel in that big bass to show to your buddies, or simply get away from all the stress in…
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged with: Ecology, Environmental Crime, Environmental Justice, Environmental Law, Europe, Fish, Food, Illegal Fishing, International, Oceans, Sustainability, Water, Wildlife
