Great job!

Here’s a good take on conspiracy theories from a social scientist
https://theconversation.com/conspiracy-theories-how-belief-is-rooted-in-evolution-not-ignorance-128803

Interesting. We’ll see how this plays out with some of the bigger companies.

Yes these are important issues. Tyler’s project addresses how to plant a produce garden in non-contaminated soil, on the cheap. Should be useful.

This is really fascinating. Thanks Emily!

Good points. I think there’s a difference between price gouging and price hikes though. There are lots of factors affecting supply chains that are affecting wholesale prices. here’s the NYC policy
https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dca/media/Face-Masks-in-Short-Supply-Due-to-COVID-19.page

Agree with both you of you. Small steps help and for some they might not be enough. We are just beginning to see some of the mental health fallout from this.
CUNY and the City of NY have lots of free mental health resources – I will post some of them separately for those who might want to check them out.

Yes! These are good points. There’s a lot to learn about better ways to approach climate change. Even the last two months will have a substantial, positive impact on greenhouse gas reductions.

Great post and comment. The connections to climate change and food security are super important.

Thanks Anil. Great post.

Thanks for posting this, distressing as it is.

I think the Environmental Club tried to implement some kind of reusable containers at QC a few years ago but I’m not sure it worked. This is a really cool program though!

Thanks for posting this. This is a really important issue, even if it finally did rain around Thanksgiving.

I liked it, and I especially love the title of your post Omar! This would be a great video for Urbst 101 students to watch. Thanks!!

Great post — and thanks for the hopeful comment, Ali!

This is a really important intervention in this debate. Thanks for posting