Embrace imperfect climate activism
The Earth won’t die because you forgot to turn off a light; it was going to die anyway.
Tag Archive for: climate-change
Cannabis justice is climate justice
The cannabis legalization disaster is a reminder that all policy is climate crisis policy.
The climate crisis wasn’t always divisive
When did environmental sustainability become so political, and why?
On climate change: USC Trustees, their companies and their political donations
Most of the organizations led by Trustees have publicly accessible sustainability information or ESG reports.
Somini Sengupta on climate journalism
The visiting NYTimes journalist spoke about mobilizing empathy.
Triple Bottom Line: The birth of environmental reproductive discourse
As climate change becomes more pressing, many have begun to question if it’s ethically and ecologically reprehensible to bring children into the world.
Artistically confronting the climate crisis
Inside and outside the USC Fisher Art Museum complex, USC Visions and Voices hosted an event that celebrated ongoing projects from the USC Arts & Climate Collective, the wisdom of local South LA community organizers and several other powerful voices supporting the movement towards environmental justice.
Triple Bottom Line: Performance or progress? The case for climate activism
Youth climate activists found success in amplifying their voices via social media, but it’s important to use the platforms to inspire tangible action in real life.
Triple Bottom Line: Ted Cruz and Texas — what’s actually happening
Climate change-fueled storms and weather have exposed the fragility of U.S. power grid.
Triple Bottom Line: Fossil fuels, fracking and the fly — takeaways from the vice presidential debate
The world is at a crucial climate change crossroads. Examining environmental policy is critical in being an informed and active member of society, and demanding better.