Antarctica in the International Political Sphere Elizabeth Franceschini Feb 20, 2020 "While the continent’s natural resources currently remain preserved and untouched, they face the potential for…
Québec et taxe carbone : Legault à la défense du droit de polluer Louise Toutee Feb 12, 2020 Face à l’échelle et de l’urgence de la crise climatique, n’y a-t-il pas quelque chose de particulier à la lutte…
The Cost of Burning Justine Coutu Feb 4, 2020 As climate change unfolds, putting a price on the societal costs of its impacts may be the most compelling way of…
Paris 2020: The US Election and the Fight Against Climate Change Olivia Hallett Jan 2, 2020 Many of Trump’s political rivals, including Democratic presidential hopefuls, have publicly opposed his decision,…
The End of the Fertile Crescent Kareem Hammami Dec 19, 2019 Climate change is poised to transform the geopolitical situation in the MENA region. Water is disappearing, and the…
Recent Worldwide Protests Are A Call To Action For Democracies Itai Epstein Dec 11, 2019 In an era of rising authoritarianism, such as in Turkey, the Philippines, India, and arguably even the USA,…
A Scheer Lack of Leadership: The 2019 Election Dud and Potential Contenders Going… Giordano Baratta Nov 30, 2019 As the party's convention in April quickly approaches, it is unclear whether Scheer will have the same luck in…
Heating up in the High Arctic Kareem Hammami Nov 22, 2019 NATO has been slow to respond to the growing interest in the arctic compared to its rivals. While China and Russia…
The Risk of a Flooded Isthmus Michael Leger Nov 8, 2019 Lying in the flood plain are the Trans-Canada Highway, all electricity lines that link Nova Scotia to the country,…
The Climate March’s New (and Old) Direction Chloe Azoto Oct 26, 2019 The streets of the world have been flooded recently — not by the Earth’s rising oceans, but by people…