The first step to recovering from a destructive addiction is acknowledgement. It’s time for the Emory community to acknowledge that we are addicted to plastic. We are utterly reliant on it, and it is ubiquitous in our daily...
Read MoreWhen I first arrived on campus this year, I was pleasantly surprised by Emory’s active effort to communicate their climate goals and the presence of recycling and composting bins in lieu of trash cans. Despite such measures,...
Read MoreWhile Emory may be making strides in sustainability, one of its largest benefactors is trending in the opposite direction. After a collective effort around the world led by nonprofit Break Free From Plastic to clean up plastic...
Read MoreOver the past year, countless Emory students and Atlanta residents have been part of a massive transportation experiment. Rental electric scooters have taken cities like Atlanta by storm, offering a new and innovative way to...
Read MoreTo nobody’s surprise, the three presidential debates between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were relatively light on policy ideas and substantive dialogue. While myriad issues face our country that deserve serious discussion,...
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