Canines and Conservation: My Time with DukeEngage
Published by Jacqueline Jaffe
When I reflect back on my last two summers, these numbers come to mind: one incredible DukeEngage support network, two …
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Exploring science policy and partisanship through carbon taxes
Published by Ryan McNamara
For the last decade or more, carbon taxes have been proposed as a potential solution to increasing concentrations of greenhouse …
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Perspective on Climate Legislation
Published by Katie Ridgway
Mobilizing people to act on behalf of the environment is difficult because in terms of conservation and preservation, it’s often …
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Everything in nature has a story
Published by Karen Jin
On the Friday of July 13th, we had a field trip led by Mark Wainwright to San Gerado in Children’s …
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Will DC make me a better person?
Published by Well Witoonchart
I’ve always seen myself as ‘just average’. I’m not terrible at life, but I’m not exactly spectacular at anything either. …
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A Physicist’s Perspective on Math Written by Policy Makers
Published by Gia Jadick
This first week in Washington D.C. has been filled with experiences possible in no city other than our nation’s capital. …
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Buen Vivir
Published by Michael Saporito
The Quechua people have a term called sumak kawsay to refer to their philosophy regarding the relationship between the community, …
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