Tags: Environment

Shop ’till the Planet Drops: The Black Friday Green Ploy

On the eve that gratitude is most celebrated, many also spend it camped out waiting for the metal doors to open to a tech...

Encroaching Waves and Retreating People: The Reality of Rising Sea Levels for Pacific Islanders

As anthropogenic activities continue to emit greenhouse gases and warm the planet, low-lying, atoll, pacific island nations risk drowning. This includes the Republic of...

Attending the Arctic Circle Assembly: Interview With Zach Zimmermann

The Arctic Circle Assembly took place this October in Reykjavik, Iceland. Attendants included the crown prince of Norway, the president of Estonia, and the...

Commercial Whaling Can Never Be Sustainable

It's March 2020. You are pacing the grocery store aisles, frantically searching for the inexistent products on the shelves. The World is in the...

Change on the Horizon

The sound of the monthly tornado alarm tests is a childhood staple in my household. Every first Tuesday of the month, tornado alarms are...

Nigeria Devastated by Worst Floods in a Decade

Intense floods have hit and affected most of Nigeria, and they are expected to continue throughout November. 33 out of 36 Nigerian states were...

Famous Artworks Targeted by Climate Change Protests

With growing concern on important issues such as climate change, demonstrators have turned to new ways of seizing media spotlight. On October 14th, two...

Nordstream Blast: Sabotage at Sea?

Russia is the largest natural gas reserve on the world stage, but it only became a significant producer and exporter of natural gas in...

Has Climate Activism Gone Too Far?

On October 14th of this year, tomato soup was thrown all over Van Gough’s famous Sunflowers. The two climate activists involved, Phoebe Plummer and...

Why you should care about Zaporizhzhia

Earlier this month, Russia declared the occupation of the area of Zaporizhzhia, home to Europe's largest nuclear power plant. The threat of a nuclear...

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IE Ukraine Club: Strengthening the IE Community

The IE Ukraine Club is a thriving community within IE University, driven by a shared passion for Ukrainian culture, history, and technology. Our mission is to create an inclusive space where both Ukrainian and international students can come together to explore, appreciate, and celebrate Ukraine through various engaging activities and events.

Should America sell its air to keep the world speaking English?

Will Mandarin soon take English’s place? Will we soon live in a Mandarin speaking world symbolic of China’s succesful economic triumph over the US? This is a reality that America avidly fights to prevent, but should we?

Should art be socially responsible?

Adding messages that most people find reprehensible may make viewing, reading or listening to a piece of art less entertaining. This could also reduce the money its creators make from it. Whatever the case, this view suggests that art should be socially responsible only insofar as this helps the artist achieve the aims for which the piece was created.