Author: eaa8@duke.edu

President Trump and the Antiquities Act- What the Future Holds by Jack Gavigan   My first experience with America’s National

Dolphin Safe Tuna: The Illusion of a Feel-Good Conservation Story by Kameron Schroeder   When consumers of tuna and environmentally

Attack on Public Lands by Phillip Carter   With both the House and the Senate belonging to the Republican majority,

Coral Reefs: The Ocean’s Lesser-Known Lifelines by Rachel Strand   A friend of mine who is currently studying abroad in

Putting Trust in Land Trusts by Jonathan Hill   The Eastern Red Cockaded woodpecker tapped incessantly on the side of

In my home state of Georgia, the first new nuclear reactors in decades are currently under construction. Plant Vogtle, a

The Food and Agriculture Organization has deemed sustainable diets as “those diets with low environmental impacts which contribute to food

The demand for energy globally has increased significantly over the past 50 years. The EIA currently estimates that global energy

When most sensible policy makers and Americans at large debate climate change, two central ideas come to mind. First, carbon

It is known and acknowledged that plastic garbage, both on land and in the sea, creates a pollution problem for