The Amazon Rainforest: A Key to Our Future Michelle Klein Dec 17, 2016 Pipeline consciousness has become increasingly widespread on social media, but it’s time to address another…
China: Rising Leader in Climate Change Initiatives Natalie Gastevich Dec 7, 2016 In light of Donald Trump becoming the President-elect of the United States, much of what the U.S. had previously…
100 Days of Trump: America’s Protector Mia Trana Nov 25, 2016 The second goal of Trump's 100 day plan is to address protections for American workers. He intends to do this by…
Cold War in Warming Waters: The Uncertain Prospects of Marine Protection Gabrielle Denis Nov 15, 2016 On October 28th, 2016, and after five years of failed negotiations, the 25 members of the Commission for the…
Will the Paris Climate Agreement Change Anything? Mia Trana Oct 19, 2016 The Paris Climate Agreement puts new pressures on developing countries that are already rising to meet them,…
House of (Credit) Cards: Disjuncture between Public Opinion and Policy Jason Li Apr 10, 2016 On March 23rd, McGill University Principal Suzanne Fortier issued a statement that shocked many within the McGill…
The Intellectual Property of Renewable Energy Aleksandra Conevska Feb 17, 2016 The ascent of Renewable Energy Technology innovation must be accelerated in order for any environmental policy…
COP21 and Free Trade Aleksandra Conevska Jan 24, 2016 The adoption of a global climate agreement in Paris at the end of 2015 swept a wave of public optimism towards…
COP 21 – Regard sur les Caraïbes Isaure de Ferrieres Dec 23, 2015 L’accord de Paris peut-il être historique ? La semaine dernière, un accord international et « historique » a été…
COP 21 – L’experience d’une Stagiaire Isaure de Ferrieres Dec 22, 2015 Étudiante en master 1 d’histoire contemporaine à l’université Paris Sorbonne, j’ai eu la chance de faire un stage à…