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!

Yes, besides maybe the new first lady will take up this issue. 🙂

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

Really great post! And positive news for a change. I hadn’t made the connection between daylighting and urban heat island, so thanks Maggie.

Yes, this is really awful.. They’ve been making some progress on cutting down on the demand for this in Hong Kong and maybe some other Asian countries.

Good question. And thanks for posting Nicole. I hadn’t heard about this!

Well this is a positive and useful post!

Great Post!! And really insightful comments. These codes are so important to be aware of – and you’re right, they are everywhere! It’s even more important since it seems that we should have gotten past them, as Marilyn suggests.

I knew some environmental justice activists in North Carolina who were fighting against pollution from hog waste. They were making a lot of progress but it was pretty rough for them.

Well said, all of you! Christine, for someone who seems so cheerful you sure post some horrifying stuff…

Yes this is another terrifying article. But also important to know. I wonder why this hasn’t gotten more press in the U.S.?! You’d think it would have been more in the news. Thx for the post!

Wow. Those are some powerful numbers. Really frightening, but maybe this data will get people to wake up. Thanks for the summary too!

Yes — this is so true. The Environmental Club is having an event on this. Remind me to announce it in class!! Also the kinds of produce grown in Cali. makes a difference. Almonds, for ex, ,are not native to the area and take a huge amount of water.

Great post and really great comments!!!

It worked this time!