Santhosh Nadarajah /October 19, 2024
On Friday, October 4, Sunrise Princeton, a climate justice student organization, held an “Emergency Rally for Climate Justice” in front of Nassau Hall. The rally drew approximately 30 attendees, who chanted, among other things, “Climate, justice, climate, justice,” “do your job,” and “cut all ties.” Attendance was noticeably lower than past Sunrise Princeton rallies, including […]
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Abigail Anthony /May 27, 2020
Photo Source: Wikimedia Commons The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. There is immense tension between nature and mankind. It is increasingly difficult to maintain the delicate balance of appreciating the world’s natural wonders and harnessing their power. In 1908, Congress voted to approve Hetch Hetchy, a dam […]
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Adam Hoffman /March 25, 2020
Credit: The Manhattan Institute An Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, energy expert Mark Mills answered The Princeton Tory‘s questions on energy policy in 2020 and beyond. Is Climate Change as bad as the media makes it out to be? Should we be looking towards politicians for guidance on the severity of the issue? None […]
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Allyssa Noone and Joaquim Brooks /March 25, 2020
The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. All ideologies derive from certain principles which others do not accept; otherwise they would not be ideologies, but patently obvious truths, accessible and accepted by all. Behind the controversy about environmental policy lies an ideological divide which will prevent further discourse if we […]
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Tyler Eddy /March 25, 2020
Credit: AP Photo/Cliff Owen, File The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. This past February, the Daily Princetonian printed an opinion article written by columnist Braden Flax which assessed the $10 billion donation Jeff Bezos recently donated to fight climate change. Flax was left unsatisfied. His argument to reach […]
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David Esterlit /March 25, 2020
Photo Credit: Fossil Free UC The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. It would be tempting to dismiss the Fossil Fuel Divestment movement at Princeton as just the latest example of environmental tokenism to sweep Princeton, but that would miss the mark. Paper straws and canned drinking water are […]
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Jacob Brown /March 25, 2020
Credit: ESB Professional/Shutterstok The following is an opinion contribution and reflects the author’s views alone. Partisans and pundits have tied themselves in knots over the Green New Deal. Will it bring socialism to America? Is it the most viable solution to a suite of pressing problems? Is there even a problem to solve? These […]
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