At the end of February, the Supreme Court heard the first oral arguments for West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). At first glance, the case of a coal-dependent state ...

Once again, it’s that wonderful time. After waiting four whole years, the Winter Olympics are finally back, this time in Beijing starting February 4th. While the event gains an extreme ...

Online shopping has skyrocketed during the pandemic and, consequently, so has waste. While being restricted to our homes during lockdown, millions of people turned to the Internet for almost everything—entertainment, ...

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced people to shelter at home, the one silver-lining that seemed to be was that carbon emissions would likely drop, allowing the earth to find peace ...

If this pandemic has taught our society anything, it’s that our world is so intricately connected that what affects some of us affects all of us.

Youth protesters have highlighted the unsustainability of the fashion industry and the exponential quantities of waste produced as a result of fashion weeks across the world.

I ask you to further cover this story, and make the students of Boston College aware of this crime against the local environment in which your university is engaged.

As consumers, it is our responsibility to be conscious of the social and environmental impacts of our clothing purchases.