Is climate change just about more CO2 outside? What can common citizens like us do about it?

In the recent five years, climate change has become one of the hottest hashtags across the world. If you ask a 3-year old kid in kindergarten or a sixty-year old doorkeeper, they both could talk something like “Climate change is making the world warmer because there’s more CO2 out there!” In fact, in most common …

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Story behind taking down a tree–Vicious women’s efforts against Gentrification

When you move into a new house, do you know what the landscape used to be here? Have you ever cared about the past stories happened on the place where your house is at? While many people will say no to the questions above, there are some people, they call themselves “Vicious Women”, that cared …

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“Communicating the science of global environmental change”—Do you realize our resource is limited?

When I was a kid, I usually helped my mom washed up the rice. However, every time I tried to dump the water after cleaned the rice, my mom always stopped me. Instead, she let me use the waste water to water our flowers. As a three-year old, I had no idea why my mom …

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China’s own efforts on reducing carbon emission–South-South Cooperation

South-South cooperation Background: In 1978, the United Nations established the Unit for South–South Cooperation(UNSSC) to promote South–South trade and collaboration. Participants are mainly countries known as “Global South”, which are developing countries in Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Member states in the cooperation build economic alliance to strengthen economic ties and facilitate trade. They also …

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“Zombies, Sports, and Cola: Implications for communicating weather and climate change”

Which seems more severe to you when you watch a weather forecast? A heavy rainfall or a hurricane? Will you stop kids from playing soccer when it’s a hot day? Do you know the word “zombie theory”? The answers to all the questions above lied in Dr. Marshall Shepherd’s speech. Dr. Shepherd has been working …

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Reflection on Mock UN Climate Change Negotiations

On Wednesday, Oct 25th, we held a mock UN climate change negotiations in our classroom. There are two major goals of our conference. First, representatives from each country/ organization should come out with numbers for the index related to greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions, including what year the emission will peak, what year the emission will begin …

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China and Climate Change: key facts, efforts, and future positions

China, the biggest developing country, is one of the major sources that are contributing to greenhouse gas emission and climate change. But at the same time, it is also becoming one of the most influential leaders in promoting and calling upon attention to climate change issues. When we are talking about climate-related issues in China, …

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