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By Dominique Gilbert, Christina Gold, Zachary Greening, Noa Hechtman, Jacob Wolfe As everyone is aware, COVID-19 has caused a lot of changes to occur. Not only in a personal aspect with the cancellation of birthday parties and schools but in social and economic ways that will affect everyone globally for months, even years to come.Continue reading “Masking Waste”

 By Dominique Gilbert, Christina Gold, Zachary Greening, Noa Hechtman, Jacob Wolfe Flooding in Bangkok (Source: South China Morning Post)  When I first heard about the sinking cities it was from one of the servers I work with. She is originally from Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Bangkok is just one of the many urban areasContinue reading “The Sinking Cities”

  By Dominique Gilbert, Christina Gold, Zachary Greening, Noa Hechtman, Jacob Wolfe    Sustainability is avoidance of the depletion of natural resources over time in order to maintain an ecological balance. Essentially, it’s making sure that the natural resources we have now are available for our future generations. One of the most essential things we needContinue reading “Food for our Future: The Importance of Sustainable Food Production and Consumption”

 By Dominique Gilbert, Christina Gold, Zachary Greening, Noa Hechtman, Jacob Wolfe It’s getting more popular than ever for one to use reusable straws. With the increasing concern with climate change and the increasing impact of pollution, sustainable living has seen a surge in popularity. If you don’t know, sustainable living is a lifestyle where anContinue reading “Suck It Up”

 By Dominique Gilbert, Christina Gold, Zachary Greening, Noa Hechtman, Jacob Wolfe I have always wanted to learn more about birds. My mother told me that my grandma loved birds, and although I never got to meet my grandma, I feel especially connected to her when I see one, particularly a blue jay or a cardinal.Continue reading “Birds- Blog Post 2”

By Dominique Gilbert Christina Gold Zachary Greening Noa Hechtman Jacob Wolfe   Babcock Ranch, Florida, the United States’ first solar-powered city, is now entering its 15th year of existence. The city’s land, which lives on the edge of the now Babcock Ranch Preserve, was purchased in July 2005 by a company owned by former American football player Syd Kitson.Continue reading “Babcock Ranch”