SEJ students forage in Central Park, make salads from gathered greens
By Staci Strobl Central Park can feed you if you know what to pick. Environmental Crime …
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Environmental Club sails the Hudson River
The Environmental Club of John Jay College and SEJ Prof. Sandra Swenson organized a sail on …
Fracking: An epic poem
By Bailey Sincox Preface to Fracking: An Epic Poem “But man is a part of nature, …
Bear gall bladder trafficking for traditional Asian medicine
By Sacha Chadwick A surprisingly unheard of phenomenon in many Western countries, bear gall bladder consumption is …
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The (il)legal trade in e-waste between Europe and West-Africa
By Lieselot Bisschop Contemporary society generates ever higher quantities of waste as a result of increased …
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Species loss and the need for environmental education are common themes discussed by SEJ experts
By Joan Hoffman Human predation is rooted in the financial gain to be made from selling …
Reporting back from the Galapagos
By Mary Ting During winter break, I had the opportunity to be part of a twelve-day tortoise …
Law as a solution to climate change
Recent court filings in Europe accuse governments of insufficiently countering climate change By Lieselot Bisschop In 2012, Roger …
Air pollution in Tonawanda (N.Y.) sickens and kills, according to pending civil suits
By Mykola Rudchyk People living in Tonawanda, New York, outside Buffalo, have been suffering from illegally-released toxic …
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Beautiful and repurposed, a winning combination
Celeste Hernandez, a student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice who took the Introduction to Sustainability …