A VOICE DROWNED OUT: ISLAND NATIONS CALL TO ADDRESS RISING SEAS
Senior Editor Andrew Muse-Fisher discusses the threat global climate change poses to low lying island nations.
Category Archives: ENVIRONMENT
A WINTER STORM IS COMING
Staff Writer Anjleena Sahni explores the global patterns and impacts of El Niño
LOOKING “UNDER THE DOME”: A CRITICAL VIEW OF ENVIRONMENTALISM, CENSORSHIP AND SOCIAL UNREST IN CHINA
Staff writer Emily Deng covers the eye-opening environmental documentary film “Under the Dome” revealing the causes and effects of China’s air pollution. Produced by a prominent former China Central Television reporter Chai Jing, the video reached viral popularity of more than 150 million views within a week and before being abruptly censored by the government.
MEXICAN ENERGY REFORMS BRING BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES
Staff Writer Evan Carlo discusses the potential economic impact of the Mexican energy reform laws on both Mexico and the United States.
CENTRAL AMERICA: TREKKING CLOUD FORESTS AND CANYONS
Hummingbirds, insects, bats, snakes, jaguars, tapirs; the diversity of Central America is seemingly endless. This photo journal offers a peek at all the natural beauty Mesoamerica has to offer. By Senior Editor David Dannecker
CHINA IN 2014: YEAR IN REVIEW
China Focus Contributing Writer Jack Zhang takes a retrospective look at the year China’s had and looks ahead at what trends will play out in 2015.
JUST HOW BAD IS CHINA’S AIR POLLUTION?
China Focus Contributing Writer Luke Sanford explores the facts behind China’s “infamous” air pollution, and the impacts on public health for the world’s most populous country.
