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Emerson Dining Center Donates to Food for Free
By: Ava Tribe Ever wonder where the excess food from the Dining Center ends up? Wonder no more! Rather than being discarded, unused food from the Emerson Dining Center is donated to Food for Free, a non-profit based in Massachusetts. This spring, we are thrilled to share that we’ve donated a remarkable 724 lbs of…
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Tech Series 5: An Interlude with COP28
By: Katie Koenig Global climate talks are coming to a head this week with the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference —also known as the Conference of the Parties 28, or COP28—in Dubai. With this past year of record heatwaves and droughts across the globe, the major issues at the conference are all the more…
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Overview of Fifth US National Climate Assessment
By Sustainability Coordinator Jacqui Moy The US Global Change Research program recently published the Fifth US National Climate Assessment (NCA5), administered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This assessment identifies and analyzes climate and global change, while also suggesting responses to this change on both national and regional levels. It is a holistic…
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Tips for finding the latest climate and environment news
By Eco Ambassador Katie Koenig Plenty of us use online news and media sites to curate our articles. Whether on the Apple News app or the New York Times subscription (here’s how to get one), there are lots of places available for Emerson students and staff alike to learn about current events. However, not all…
