Going Green at a Southern University

From the University of Mississippi

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carbon footprint, Student activism

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(Photo illustration by Matías Heitner)

Matías Heitner

St. Andrew's Episcopal School

GW commits to full divestment from fossil fuel by 2025

GW students march through campus in February 2020 as part of a Sunrise GW demonstration to demand divestment. (Photo courtesy Sunrise GW by Natalia Madrinan)

Victoria Middleton

Digital Editor, Planet Forward

COVID-19 and greenhouse emissions: Can teleworking flatten both curves?

Francesca Edralin

George Washington University

How a liberal arts education became a recipe for a vegetarian diet

Ashley Gehsmann

The George Washington University

Students strike for climate action: 'I was born into this crisis'

Medill News Service

Northwestern University

How the Sunrise Movement pressures politicians to fight climate change

Medill News Service

Northwestern University

Opinion | Not a drill: The most important 12 years of your life

March Point refineries above Anacortes, Wash., with Fidalgo and Padilla Bay views. (Dana/Creative Commons)

Emily Vidovich

George Washington University

Commentary: Where's the beef? Oh right, it's still everywhere...

Sustainable cattle farming creates a smaller carbon footprint in Freiburg, Germany. But is sustainable cattle ranching feasible on the large scale that the U.S. beef market demands? (Shandra Furtado/Planet Forward)

Katherine Baker

Planet Forward Senior Correspondent | Cornell University

Addressing climate change and living sustainably