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The doughnut: A solution to our runaway train

2022-01-30
By: Will Erens
On: January 30, 2022

Albert Einstein once defined insanity as “doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results,” a lighthearted quote now unfurled into a million metaphors — none moreContinue Reading

Tourism and climate change: The dissonance between a key economic player and an environmentally destructive industry

2021-12-05
By: Delaney Demsher
On: December 5, 2021

A few collectively agreed upon desires during the height of the coronavirus pandemic were to open up businesses, get out of the house, and travel. The lockdown period left peopleContinue Reading

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