The 2015 Paris Agreement established a UN-sponsored framework for negotiations on climate change and global warming. In subsequent COP meetings, experts and political leaders have come together seeking common cause for this growing global crisis. What is the future of…
By: Raiyan Bakshi Flint, Michigan: It’s a place many Americans associate with one thing in particular, poisoned water. In 2015, the water in Flint was found to have extraordinarily toxic levels of lead well beyond EPA acceptable limits. Many in…
Will the United States and China, with other powerful countries following suit, approach current and future climate initiatives with an increased commitment to trade protectionism and nationalism, by various measures including trade restrictions? Or could a growing spirit of international…
An event from the Lancaster Medical Heritage Museum: Join Dr. Alan Peterson for a lecture on Climate Change and Health The cost is pay-what-you-wish donation as low as $1. All proceeds from this lecture go to benefit the Lancaster Medical…
Why food waste is a major issue in the United States By: Lindsey Becker – 2021 Summer Intern Up to 40% of food in the United States goes to waste each year. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimates…
The ticking time bomb: climate change By: Aarushi Dedhiya – 2021 Summer Intern The hotter temperatures and destruction of our environment are proof that we can’t ignore climate change. Scientists continue to warn us that immediate action is needed to…
Thank you to all participants of our 2016 Energy & Environment Conference. This year’s topic was Global Warming Alert: Feeling the Heat! Special thanks to our sponsor Widener University School of Law We would also like to thank our luncheon…
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