Oil Spill in Mauritius: A Long, Bitter Trial for Environmental and Social Justice

Co-Authors: Taahirah Zahraa Boodhoo Beeharry and Navneesh Ramessur (Guest Writers)

EnvironmentWesleyan ArcadiaNovember 19, 2020Fall 2020Comment

Climate, Criminal Justice, and Covid-19: What the West Coast Wildfires Have Revealed

For many Americans, 2020 has been an avalanche of unrelenting crises. But for people living on the west coast, three of these crises–wildfires, racial injustice in the form of mass incarceration, and the COVID-19 pandemic–are inextricably related.

Environment, Social JusticeSkye HawthorneOctober 20, 2020Fall 2020Comment

Why is Talking About the Climate Crisis So Hard?

Skye Hawthorne ‘22 writes about the difficulties of current social moment as we grapple with the climate crisis.

EnvironmentSkye HawthorneFebruary 14, 2020Spring 2020Comment

Climate Migration in the Modern World

How Climate Change is Causing Forced Surges in Migration

EnvironmentMiles CohenFebruary 14, 2020EnvironmentComment