Commentary: Although the following cartoons focus specifically on the denial of and lack of action toward anthropogenic climate change, they represent just one aspect of a larger issue: the need for politicians to make evidence-based, informed decisions and the need for scientists to become more politically engaged.
Read MoreDear Senator Sherrod Brown, Personally, the three of us are very anxious of what the future holds since global warming is going to threaten our generation and future generations the most. We’re writing in hopes that you would be able to make a change on our behalf.
Read Moreby Emily Qian
In this final article in this series, we’ve been reminded of the many ways in which Cleveland’s local government, businesses, and nonprofits have been rallied to combat this growing problem. Ultimately, in the very real and pervasive issue of this climate emergency, there is no clear solution. Yet, through proactively seeking increased understanding, becoming caring citizens of our planet, and taking persistent action – whether big or small – we truly can make a difference.
Read Moreby Emily Qian
Part I of this series focused on the impact of climate change on the temperatures of Cleveland, OH. In a continuation of Part I, this time I’ll be discussing a more regional issue pertaining to our city: algae blooms
Read Moreby Emily Qian
While there’s been much coverage in global and national politics, much less is known about the climate emergency on the local level. So, inspired by this shortage, I’ve decided to dig deeper into the impact of climate change in our very own city, starting foremost with what got me inspired in the first place: the unusually warm temperatures in Cleveland, OH, this winter season.
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