Tiger-poaching in Thailand is on the rise
By Sacha Chadwick Wildlife crime is defined as any violation of a criminal law intended to protect …
More pictures from the People’s Climate March
Here’s another installment of pictures from last month’s climate march, with SEJ program members and other …
Animal welfare law related to cats gets a boost in the U.K.
By Angus Nurse The Cat Group, the collaborative group of animal charities and organizations working on cat …
Animal welfare law related to cats gets a boost in the U.K. Read more →
Hazardous waste dumping in developing countries
By Brian Mackay Historically, crimes against the environment have persistently occurred, leaving the ecological global system …
SEJ students and professors attend “Extreme Whether”
Environmentalism and theater– a winning combination! A group of students in the SEJ undergraduate minor program, …
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Video of the Climate March
Raymond Fuller from Prof. Alexander Schlutz’s Environmental Justice course (SUS 300) shot the below video of the …
Elephant poaching: 100,00 killed in the last three years alone
By Juan Hernandez Between 1979 and 1989, the international increase for the demand of ivory from …
Elephant poaching: 100,00 killed in the last three years alone Read more →
Misleading BBC headline about fracking: The importance of reading carefully
by Joan Hoffman, SEJ Program Founder A recent BBC headline on the internet shocked me: “Fracking …
Misleading BBC headline about fracking: The importance of reading carefully Read more →
Message from Mother Earth
by Joan Hoffman, Founder of the SEJ Program Large looming images of Mother Earth, as diverse …
More photos from Climate Week
Featured image (above): Caribbean Youth Exchange for Climate Change Resilience participants discuss the environmental health and …