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L.A. Wildfires Renew Need for Indigenous Burns

Settler colonial policies aimed at prohibiting Indigenous controlled burnings have left dry land throughout California ripe for powerful wildfires.

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ECOpinion, Big PostsLula FoxFebruary 9, 2025ecopinion, harris, trump, climate
This Week on Earth: Jan 28-Feb 3
This Week on Earth: Jan 28-Feb 3

This week… Lee Zeldin confirmed as EPA administrator amidst funding chaos, Florida slammed with a surprise snowstorm and urban rats benefiting from climate change.

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Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthJonathan ZhaoFebruary 2, 2025EPA, snowstorm, ratComment
This Week on Earth: Jan 21-27
This Week on Earth: Jan 21-27

This week… egg prices soar in the U.S., icebergs are on the move and Trump pulls the U.S. out of the Paris Agreement.

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Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthArthi VenkateshJanuary 28, 2025birdflu, EPA, Paris AgreementComment
U.S. Pulls Out of Paris Agreement: A Turning Point for Global Climate Efforts
U.S. Pulls Out of Paris Agreement: A Turning Point for Global Climate Efforts

The decision represents a significant shift in U.S. climate policy with profound implications for local communities, the national economy and the global effort to address climate change. 

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New Stories, NewsSamantha AlvarezJanuary 27, 2025Trump, Paris Agreement, climate changeComment
This Week on Earth: Jan 14-20
This Week on Earth: Jan 14-20

This week… wildfires rage across Los Angeles, oil and gas corporations continue to amass wealth and native residents of the Wind River Indian Reservation protest against land theft.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthLula FoxJanuary 20, 2025COP29, conservation, land rightsComment
The Future of Plant-Based Eating at Northwestern and Beyond
The Future of Plant-Based Eating at Northwestern and Beyond

Plant Futures may be the newest club on Northwestern’s sustainability scene, but it’s already making big moves. See how founder and president Sam Rappin combines passion with profession to make a difference in the world of plant-based food.

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Features, NewsJonathan ZhaoJanuary 6, 2025career advancement, sustainability, plant-basedComment
Book Review: The Kid Question is About More Than Personal Preference
Book Review: The Kid Question is About More Than Personal Preference

Jade Sasser’s book provides a talking point for the inequalities wrapped up inside climate advocates’ population argument.

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Features, NewsRuby GrisinJanuary 6, 2025climate, children, book reviewComment
Could Northwestern’s Campus Be Contributing to the Allergy Epidemic?
Could Northwestern’s Campus Be Contributing to the Allergy Epidemic?

Feel your hay fever worsening when you’re on campus? Northwestern’s selective tree-planting practices may be to blame. Find out more about “botanical sexism” and what it means for urban environments.

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Features, NewsSamantha AlvarezJanuary 6, 2025botanic sexism, northwestern, allergy Comment
This Week on Earth: Nov 20-26
This Week on Earth: Nov 20-26

This week… 31,000 acres of public land returned to the Penobscot Nation in Maine, an inadequate climate financing deal at COP29, and protests across Aotearoa (New Zealand) to protect Indigenous land rights.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthLula FoxNovember 27, 2024COP29, conservation, land rightsComment
This Week on Earth: Nov 13-19
This Week on Earth: Nov 13-19

This week… the COP29 climate summit kicks off in Azerbaijan, wildfires ravage New York and New Jersey and rising sea temperatures devastate the mussel industry in Greece.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthLula FoxNovember 21, 2024northwestern, COP29, coralComment
This Week on Earth: Nov 6-12
This Week on Earth: Nov 6-12

This week… the COP29 climate summit kicks off in Azerbaijan, wildfires ravage New York and New Jersey and rising sea temperatures devastate the mussel industry in Greece.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthLily ZufallNovember 14, 2024climate summit, wildfire, musselComment
This Week on Earth: Oct 30-Nov 5
This Week on Earth: Oct 30-Nov 5

This week… unusually warm weather in the Chicago area, the carbon footprint of Taylor Swift’s two-year Eras Tour and deadly flooding in Valencia, Spain.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthLindsey NickelNovember 7, 2024global warming, emissions, floodComment
The 2024 Election’s Climate Implications
The 2024 Election’s Climate Implications

Stay informed about the environment this election! Lily Zufall breaks down the climate policies of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris so you know who to vote for.

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ECOpinionLily ZufallNovember 1, 2024ecopinion, harris, trump, climate
This Week on Earth: Oct 23-29
This Week on Earth: Oct 23-29

This week… the UN publishes its annual Emissions Gap Report, Pacific Island nations at risk of sinking under the waves and a controversial mega-development on a historic floodplain in South Carolina.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthMatthew TuheyOctober 30, 2024emissions, sea levels, housing developmentComment
This Week on Earth: Oct 16-22
This Week on Earth: Oct 16-22

This week… the UN talks biodiversity in Colombia, a Spanish team develops better solar cells and Australian beaches covered in mysterious tar blobs.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthNicholas RoseOctober 23, 2024biodiversity, solar, tarComment
This Week on Earth: Oct 9-15
This Week on Earth: Oct 9-15

This week… Hurricane Milton batters Florida, fossil fuel advertising in sports and heat waves caused by… corn?

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthLindsey NickelOctober 21, 2024flood, deforestation, nuclear wasteComment
This Week on Earth: Oct 2-8
This Week on Earth: Oct 2-8

Welcome back to This Week On Earth for the 2024-2025 academic year! This week... devastating floods in Nepal caused by global warming, deforestation law delayed in the Europe and nuclear waste piling up in the U.S.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthJonathan ZhaoOctober 8, 2024flood, deforestation, nuclear wasteComment
Israeli ecocide in Gaza pollutes Palestinian futures
Israeli ecocide in Gaza pollutes Palestinian futures

Editor Lula Fox reveals the environmental devastation wrought by Israel’s invasion of the Gaza Strip.

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ECOpinionLula FoxJuly 7, 2024ecopinion, gaza, ecocide, Palestine
A Class on…Maple Syrup?
A Class on…Maple Syrup?

How one Northwestern course offers students a chance to tap trees, collect sap and cook their own maple syrup.

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Features, NewsKunjal BastolaJune 11, 2024maple syrup, northwestern, Native AmericansComment
This Week on Earth: May 22-28
This Week on Earth: May 22-28

This week... cicadas arrive on campus in force, NOAA calls for a record-breaking hurricane season and Caribbean coral reefs reel from the effects of unusually warm water temperatures.

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News, New Stories, Weekly News Update, This Week on EarthNicholas RoseMay 28, 2024cicada, hurricane, coral reef
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