campus-life things-to-do 
HumanNature
MARCH 27, 2024
Written by Gabriele Hibbitts Waste aversion is a feat that sometimes feels unattainable, especially on a college campus. Plastic ware and compostable containers, items that could be repurposed, fill the trash cans in buildings across campus. Waste, an unavoidable part of life, is everywhere.
Environmental and Urban Economics
JUNE 18, 2021
Under Josh's leadership, great things were already taking place at USC Econ and I built on this momentum. During my brief time at Hopkins, I tried to bring an old school University of Chicago Economics mindset to the campus. I noticed that at that great University, there aren't that many "free markets" thinkers on campus.
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Union of Concerned Scientists
MAY 26, 2022
Can you tell us a bit about how such interests have affected the quality of life and environment of the people of Loíza? September 2022 will mark five years since the destruction and misery caused by Hurricane María in Puerto Rico, and the National Weather Service is forecasting a very active and dangerous hurricane season for 2022.
Washington Nature
DECEMBER 21, 2021
Moore is also an employee of The Nature Conservancy in Washington, where she recently transitioned into a new role as Black in Marine Science Program Lead to change the game, change the face(s) of conservation, and steward a new partnership between the two organizations. You can read the first part here. What’s BIMS Week? Get voices out there.
Enviromental Defense
AUGUST 18, 2021
I know why she thought of me when reading this: throughout our four years on campus, I would always find a way to talk about the climate crisis, and how much our lives might be turned upside down within a few years if we didn’t act soon. Last week, the IPCC released their latest climate report – and the findings were serious.
Physics World
SEPTEMBER 27, 2021
As scientists, one of the most frustrating things we can be told is “nice idea, but the technology to achieve it doesn’t exist yet”. One such nice idea would be to use mass spectrometry to “see” metabolism – the chemical processes that underpin life itself – as they take place, to help our understanding of diseases.
PA Environment Daily
OCTOBER 10, 2022
The samples had been gathered by two Penn State McKeesport Campus faculty members, and tested at the Allegheny County Testing Lab. We selected the most toxic samples, or those with high concentrations of things like salt. It was about 500 mason jars full of water, some almost clear, some full of muck and sediment.
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