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In the midst of COVID-19 public health measures, Esther Shenouda, Comm ’24, filed a claim in superior court challenging Queen’s University’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy.

Critics says India’s plans to increase coal production to 1bn tonnes a year are environmentally devastating and unnecessary

Finding cash to help African countries develop renewable energy for domestic needs and benefit from export opportunities is one of the biggest challenges over the long term.

Three UK countries ‘way above where we should be for this time of year’ says Met Office forecaster

Not only can climate activism not be silenced, it is amplifying resistance to global injustice.

An Oxford University research has issued a statement as the second day of COP27 is underway.

Nearly 175 community members joined a town forum Nov. 3, held in person and online, to hear updates on the Cornell University Borehole Observatory.

Video crews and stills photographers had gathered outside the school well before 7:30 a.m. although the president was not scheduled to arrive till 8:30.

To solve humanity’s reliance on fossil fuels, solar and wind power isn’t enough. Some researchers and investors are looking down, not up.

The board voted unanimously to tear down Merrill Middle School, citing the need to provide an equitable greenspace for students at a new middle school