Baltimore City legislation aims to clean up the air
By: Humza Yaqoob, Columnist In March 2019, former Mayor of Baltimore Catherine Pugh signed the Baltimore Clean Air Act which would tighten toxic
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Climate Corner
Let’s discuss the carbon tax
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist You may or may not have heard whispers on the street about something called the carbon tax. What is it
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Investments in fossil fuels hurt environment
By: Nic Koski, Columnist This Earth day, Towson University launched “TU Big Give” to ask the community for donations as an investment in
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The Conscious College Road Tour takes off again
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist Last Monday, the Office of Sustainability at TU hosted the 2019 Conscious College Road Tour – or CCRT – one
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Recycling may not be the waste cure-all we thought it was
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist When we recycle our cans, bottles and cardboard, we can only hope that it all goes to a facility
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SGA votes to bring back straws
By: Nicholas Koski, Columnist At the beginning of the fall 2018 semester, some of the dining facilities on campus decided to say “so
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What does the Green New Deal mean for America?
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist The Green New Deal (its name a twist on the New Deal of 1933 enacted under Franklin D. Roosevelt to
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Ways to reduce food waste
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist Last time, we discussed food waste – and mostly the negative aspects of it, at that. I do apologize
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Environmentally toxic masculinity
By: Nicholas Koski What do a big slab of red meat, a gas-guzzling muscle car and a lumberjack hacking down a tree all
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What’s the deal with food waste?
By: Portia Bharath, Columnist Do you ever wonder what happens to the unsold produce at the supermarket, or all the extra Starbucks pastries
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