Exercise your right to vote for a better environment
Alba Rosa | Assistant Opinion Director As the midterm elections on Nov. 8 approach, take the opportunity to elect the best candidates to address our…
Environment
It’s time to talk about our food’s impact on the environment
Alba Rosa | Assistant Opinion Director The food we eat, although delicious, is a dangerous environmental polluter. The food industry has contributed to rising greenhouse…
World Leaders Pretend They Don’t Have Power
Nathan Nayor/Staff Writer Many world leaders, including the world’s most powerful ones, were at the COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow this weekend to discuss how…
Mass Extinction May Be Upon Us. What Comes Next?
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer An increasingly common event transpired last week. As Americans grapple with a tsunami of bad headlines, we had to listen as 23…
The Problem With The Everglades’ Mass Flooding
Liberty Littman/Contributing Writer Imagine one day the Everglades Z-tree, an iconic curved dwarf Cypress tree, just collapsed after a couple hundred or thousand years. Imagine…
Bats Carry a Lot of Diseases. What Should We Do About It?
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Something that amazes me is that animals, our furry, scaly, slimy brethren on this earth, can be deadly in unimaginable ways. Sometimes…
The Rise Of Homies For Hydration
Nathan Nayor/Contributing Writer In the past year, awareness has been raised in regards to Nestle and other corrupt companies exploiting land owners for their water…
How To Have An Earth-Friendly Spring Break
Julia Gomez/Contributing Writer Raphael Alegbeleye/PantherNOW It’s finally time for spring break. While Miami is known for its beaches, spring breakers are harming its delicate ecosystems….
“Climate Change vs. Human Demand” to be Discussed at Water Security Forum
Camila Pereira/Contributing Writer Miami is a major site of rising seas, rampant water pollution and a declining availability of drinking water, so there may be…
Students Clean Up Trash-Riddled Bay Shore
Joshua Ceballos/Investigative Editor Biscayne Bay’s shores are littered with garbage. Single-use plastics and fishing waste wash up every day on the Biscayne Bay Campus,…