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The worlds largest rainforest, now reduced to 83% of tis original stature.

The precipice of disaster

Anna Westbrook, Junior News Editor
February 16, 2023

Waste-ing away Valentine’s Day

Sam Heilmann, Junior Opinion Editor
February 16, 2023

Climate change fuels unprecedented floods in Pakistan

Roman Hladio, Editor-in-Chief
September 23, 2022

New IPCC report paints grim picture of climate realities

June Gromis, Science/International Writer
March 3, 2022

Rain showers in Greenland linked to climate change

Gabby Brady, Science/International Editor
August 27, 2021
Editorial Cartoon: The Other Plagues

Editorial Cartoon: The Other Plagues

Kaleel Van Voorhees, Editorial Cartoonist
March 5, 2021

Western wildfires: A foreshadowing of what is to come?

George Ackerman, Contributing writer
September 26, 2020

COVID-19 associated with decline in carbon emissons

Roman Hladio, Contributing Writer
April 26, 2020

Australian fires are just the beginning

Ethan Woodfill, Opinion Editor
January 23, 2020

Student activists in climate neutrality: what comes next?

Willy Walker, Science/International Editor
November 14, 2019
Max Kade Foundation Writer-in-Residence Asmus Trautsch discusses German literature’s ability to spread awareness on climate change during his lecture on Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019, in the Pelletier Library Collaboratory.

Trautsch delivers lecture on how German literature affects climate change

Sara Holthouse, News Editor
September 26, 2019
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Ball discusses climate change, renewable energy during Allegheny lecture

Steven Heine, Junior News Editor
September 27, 2018
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