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Trump’s aversion to criticism
by Anonymous Student This much is clear: Donald Trump doesn’t like being criticized. It’s understandable – of course nobody wants to hear that they’re doing a bad job – but…
We are certainly more divided than we think
In his July 27, 2004 keynote addressing the Democratic National Convention in Boston, the then U.S. Senate in Illinois, Barack Obama, reflected on how divided our country was: “The pundits,…
Protecting the EPA
by Anonymous Student Each presidential election stimulates plenty of discussion on what each candidate would add or seek to remove from the current structure. Each candidate is typically judged on…
EPA proposed budget cut and its detrimental effects
by Dina Lopez The most important issues at hand with the new Trump administration have been at odds with both Republican and Democratic parties. The recent budget proposal has been…
UCLA helps L.A. pitch greenest Olympics ever
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) wants prospective host cities to provide game plans that ensure all future Olympics and Paralympics are sustainable low-carbon events. For the two cities vying to host the 2024 games, Los Angles and Paris, it may come down to which has the green edge.
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UC/Vox video series on climate change is heating up
The program playfully approaches the critical global issue in episodes that are just seven to 10 minutes long. The first two on thinking about climate change and going green have…
Pritzker Fellow Kevin Njabo knows how to make the impossible happen
Kevin Njabo, director of Africa Programs for both the Center for Tropical Research (CTR) and Congo Basin Institute, has been awarded the 2017 IoES Pritzker Environment and Sustainability Education Fellowship. The annual fellowship is made possible through an endowment from the Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation and recognizes instructors for their contributions to academic programs.
