Posts tagged with “Environmental Justice” (All posts)
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Carleton launches Sustainable Futures framework, furthering commitment to sustainability, climate action, and environmental justice Outside link
24 October 2024In push away from carbon neutrality goal, the College focuses on action, not offsets.
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Everybody Eats: A Tri-College Food Summit
1 October 2015Want to increase your awareness about food-issues around you? Attend the Tri-College Food Summit on Saturday, October 3, 2015 at Olin Hall from 2-5:30 pm.
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Carls go to the Climate March
16 October 2014What was up with the People’s Climate March.
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I first seriously considered the implications of new mining projects in Northern Minnesota when I met a group of activists while hitchhiking north after my first year at Carleton. I…
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Final Day! Winter term vegan challenge
11 March 2013I don’t know what got into me. I am a cheese-loving girl from small town Wisconsin. At the beginning of this term, I decided to have a go being vegan.…
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Powershift 2011 – Final Update
20 April 2011The final update from Powershift 2011!
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Take Back the Tap!
11 April 2011This week our guest blogger is Ellen Drews, a sophomore at Carleton and campus organizer for the national “Take Back the Tap” campaign:
Bottled water is one of the least-regulated industries…
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Rally for a More Sustainable Food System
4 April 2011Ben Hellerstein, a junior at Carleton and leader of our MPIRG (Minnesota Public Interest Research Group) chapter, is our guest blogger for the day:
This Tuesday, a group…
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No Kidding! Sustainability in China!
18 October 2010“Now I know the only one who cares about the environment out of 1.3 billion people who don’t,” said an American friend of mine after he was approached by a…
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The growing rash of piracy off the coast of Somalia has been consistently present in international news for the past several years, and has had a major impact on the security and economy in the region. Western nations have stepped up anti-piracy patrols in an attempt to re-establish key shipping lanes, as well as to make the gulf and its highly productive fishery safer for fishing vessels. However, little press has been given to what role these international fishing vessels may have played in the development of Somalian piracy in the first place.
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