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Developing Countries and Climate Change – Suffering the Consequences without the Benefits

An external existential threat of the nature of climate change, without a concrete aggressor nor a traditional adversarial strategy, has yet to be faced by our modern political world order. More

Posted On : May 19, 2022 Published By : Louisa Hanson
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Protectionism in Indonesia: The Politics of Rice

The economic blow of COVID-19 to Indonesia has pushed the government to adopt a series of policies aimed at strengthening the economy. However, its latest endeavours to revitalize the domestic More

Posted On : March 26, 2021 Published By : Thalie Emond
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Contenders or Pretenders? The Mirage of the Liberals’ Climate Leadership

As polling data shows, young voters, for the most part, agree that addressing the climate crisis is the most pressing political issue of our time; there even appears to be More

Posted On : January 28, 2021 Published By : Samah Khandker
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Trump v. California: Wildfires and the Denial of Climate Change

It is no secret that President Donald Trump has a tense relationship with the state of California. Over his four years in office, the president has repeatedly criticized the state More

Posted On : October 28, 2020 Published By : Mathieu Lavault
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Opinion: Mother Nature Gets Tired Too — How Women Carry the Burden of Addressing Climate Change

This opinion piece is part of a broader, week-long MJPS Online series in collaboration with IRSAM’s delegation to the United Nations. Click here for other components of the series. The views expressed More

Posted On : May 27, 2020 Published By : Eyitayo Kunle-Oladosu
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Opinion: Will COVID-19 Lead to Cooperation on Climate Change?

It’s no exaggeration to say that billions of people have been detrimentally impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. And even the world’s most developed countries have seen themselves exposed by their More

Posted On : April 26, 2020 Published By : Kate Miller
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COVID-19: Policy Implications for the Climate Crisis

Governments often opt for different strategies in their efforts to mitigate similar issues. COVID-19, the virus causing the worst public health crisis in several decades, has forced  governments to take More

Posted On : March 30, 2020 Published By : Jane Warren
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Flattening Emissions: COVID-19 and Climate Change

As panic over COVID-19 permeates media outlets, hopeful and pessimistic voices alike have pointed to the potential effects this crisis will have on climate change. Protecting the environment and building More

Posted On : March 21, 2020 Published By : Marie Fester
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Reduce, Reuse, Reassess: Systemic Flaws in Modern Recycling

Multiple times a day, you undertake the process of waste disposal. Often, you might seek out bins labelled “recycling”, and half-hazardly deposit trash through one of these holes. As a More

Posted On : February 4, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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What We Owe to Each Other: Individual and Collective Responsibility in the 21st Century

Collective action is an extremely powerful mechanism for political change, as demonstrated in this past “year of protest”, but today, the prevailing rhetoric about how to solve the world’s problems More

Posted On : February 4, 2020 Published By : Jessica Maloney

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