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Column: Reject the ‘cult of money’
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (493+ words) We live in a world today that worships money — literally those who have money are on top socially and politically. As Pope Francis reminds us, the worship of money is immoral and must not go unquestioned. The Pope even went…...
Community frustrated with UNC’s renewal of its coal plant over sustainable alternatives
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (678+ words) Perrin de Jong spent his childhood in Chapel Hill exploring forests, wading through creeks and laying in a hospital bed trying to breathe. He didn’t understand why his asthma in the 1990s was so debilitating, so frequent — he certainly didn’t know…...
Student organizations hold first Climate Change Symposium since COVID-19 pandemic
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (596+ words) On Monday morning, students, faculty and alumni gathered at the Toy Lounge in Dey Hall for UNC’s first student-led Climate Change Symposium. The symposium was previously hosted by the Carolina Climate Change Scientists from 2010-2020, but did not run again after…...
How climate change impacts national security, according to a former marine general – The Daily Tar Heel
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (502+ words) A former United States Marine Corps Brigadier General discussed how climate change is impacting national security at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health Friday. The Asia-Pacific region, which has been an important operation zone for the U.S. Navy, will…...
‘We’re disappointed’: Judge dismisses Carrboro’s lawsuit against Duke Energy
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (651+ words) On Feb. 12, a judge dismissed the Town of Carrboro’s climate lawsuit against Duke Energy, which alleged the company misled the public for decades about the dangers of fossil fuels and should be held liable for local climate-related damages. In his…...
Column: That not-so-pretty food is surprisingly sustainable
11+ mon, 2+ day ago (458+ words) As I scroll through Instagram Reels, I often see it: a shaky video of aspic wobbling on a plate, set to ironic music, captioned “Average Eastern European meal.” Comments pile on with sneers, “looks like prison food,” “gelatin slop,” “what…...