Food & Water Security
These pieces focus on the challenge of sustainability and equitably providing for a growing global population in the face of climate change, pollution, conflicting governmental policies and corporate greed.
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Environmental Justice, Food & Water, Kyle Paoletta, Spring 2022, Sustainability
Common Home Correspondent Kyle Paoletta takes us to the southwest where the first concrete test of America’s ability to adapt to the climate crisis is underway: the agreement regulating use of Colorado River water—responsible for supporting California’s biggest cities and agricultural production—is up for renegotiation.
February 13, 2022
Climate & Energy, Environmental Justice, Food & Water, Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, Spring 2021
July 8, 2021
Food & Water, Mark Agard, Spring 2022, Sustainability
How Campus Works: Water and Power
February 10, 2022
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Climate & Energy, Food & Water, Sadie Morris, Spring 2022, Sustainability
A profile of Georgetown Renewable Energy and Environment Network (GREEN).
April 13, 2022
Environmental Justice, Food & Water, Kyle Paoletta, Spring 2022, Sustainability
Common Home Correspondent Kyle Paoletta takes us to the southwest where the first concrete test of America’s ability to adapt to the climate crisis is underway: the agreement regulating use of Colorado River water—responsible for supporting California’s biggest cities and agricultural production—is up for renegotiation.
February 13, 2022
Food & Water, Mark Agard, Spring 2022, Sustainability
How Campus Works: Water and Power
Whether the thousands of feet of water pipes under the campus or the solar panel fields that span across the Mid-Atlantic, it takes a lot to maintain the modern amenities of a campus like Georgetown. Editor Mark Agard offers a glimpse into the process required to supply running water and electricity across campus.
February 10, 2022