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The untold story of fishing: Illegal, unreported, and unregulated
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The untold story of fishing: Illegal, unreported, and unregulated

Alexander Schlutz Nov 29, 2014 Tagged with Ecology, Environmental Crime, Environmental Justice, Environmental Law, Europe, Fish, Food, Illegal Fishing, International, Oceans, Sustainability, Water, Wildlife

By Jonathan Simmons Ahhhhhh fishing. One of the world’s most ancient traditions used to catch the …

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John Jay’s new environmental club organizes film event
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John Jay’s new environmental club organizes film event

Alexander Schlutz Nov 23, 2014

In conjunction with the Environmental Education Fund, the environmental club showed several films on Thursday, November …

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Criminology, environmental harm and innovation: The Ocean Cleanup
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Criminology, environmental harm and innovation: The Ocean Cleanup

Alexander Schlutz Nov 21, 2014 Tagged with Ecology, Environmental Crime, Green Criminology, International, Marine Litter, Pacific Garbage Patch, Pacific Ocean, Plastics, Science, Solutions, Sustainability, Water

By Lieselot Bisschop Environmental crime ranges from the smuggling of hazardous waste to the killing of …

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“Dancing Solar Flowers” is sustainable and artistic engineering
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“Dancing Solar Flowers” is sustainable and artistic engineering

Alexander Schlutz Nov 14, 2014 Tagged with Art, Belgium, Engineering, Europe, Exhibit, Flowers, Solar Power, Sustainability

A world renewed, Belgian artist and engineer Alexandre Dang recently opened the exhibit “Dancing Solar Flowers” …

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Chelsea art exhibit inspires Sustainability students
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Chelsea art exhibit inspires Sustainability students

Alexander Schlutz Nov 9, 2014 Tagged with Architecture, Art, Ecology, Exhibit, New York City, Photography, Sustainability

Introduction to Sustainability Studies (SUS 299) students and Professor Mielna Popov enjoyed a field trip last …

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Cleaning up oil spills
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Cleaning up oil spills

Alexander Schlutz Nov 6, 2014 Tagged with Ecology, Experiment, Fossil Fuels, Gulf of Mexico, Oil Spills, Science, Solutions, Sustainability, United States, Water

Professor Milena Popov’s Introduction to Sustainability Studies (SUS 299) students have been devising methods to clean up …

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Tiger-poaching in Thailand is on the rise
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Tiger-poaching in Thailand is on the rise

Alexander Schlutz Oct 23, 2014 Tagged with Asia, Environmental Crime, Poaching, Thailand, Tigers, Wildlife

By Sacha Chadwick Wildlife crime is defined as any violation of a criminal law intended to protect …

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More pictures from the People’s Climate March

Alexander Schlutz Oct 17, 2014 Tagged with Activism, Climate Change, Environmental Justice, Fossil Fuels, Greenhouse Gases, New York City, Sustainability

Here’s another installment of pictures from last month’s climate march, with SEJ program members and other …

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Animal welfare law related to cats gets a boost in the U.K.
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Animal welfare law related to cats gets a boost in the U.K.

Alexander Schlutz Oct 16, 2014 Tagged with Animal Cruelty, Animal Welfare Law, Cats, Companion Animals, United Kingdom

By Angus Nurse The Cat Group, the collaborative group of animal charities and organizations working on cat …

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Hazardous waste dumping in developing countries
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Hazardous waste dumping in developing countries

Alexander Schlutz Oct 13, 2014 Tagged with Africa, Basel Convention, Hazardous Waste, Ivory Coast, United Kingdom

By Brian Mackay Historically, crimes against the environment have persistently occurred, leaving the ecological global system …

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