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    Impact of Climate Change on Women

    by Sanah Mehta April 28, 2019

    The monetary and infrastructural effects of climate change are incredibly apparent to the world as wildfires, floods, and storms increase in severity due to…

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    Climate Change and Economic Hegemony

    by Eden Ballard April 29, 2019

    Since the Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s, the world has already warmed by one degree Celsius and human activity continues to raise average…

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  • Environmental ChangeEurope

    Paris on Fire: Lessons from France’s Yellow Vest Movement

    written by Grayson Peters
    April 29, 2019
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    Climate Refugees: From Abstraction to Reality

    by Katarina Kosmala-Dahlbeck April 27, 2019

    The United Nations defines a refugee as “a person forced to flee his or her country because of persecution, violence or war”. This definition…

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    The Economics of Preventing Global Warming

    by Andrea Zachrich April 26, 2019

    In the same week in October of 2018 that a UN climate report was released outlining the devastating future effects of climate change, Bill…

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    Drip Diplomacy: Israeli Foreign Policy in the Climate Change Age

    written by Zach Emanuel
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    The Excrutiating Paradox of Climate Change and Tourism

    by Xinong Wang April 24, 2019

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    Bilingual Tensions in Canada

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