Tamira Le

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Field Notes from the Ecuadorian Amazon

Sustainable DevelopmentAugust 8, 2026136Views 0Likes 0Comments

The article below recounts part of my experience studying abroad in the School of International Training’s International Honors Program in Climate Change: The Politics of Food, Water, and Energy Justice. As part of the program, we travelled to San Francisco, Morocco, Nepal, and Ecuador to learn how communities around the world are experiencing and responding…

Can Art Change How We See Climate Change?

Sustainable DevelopmentAugust 6, 2026126Views 1Like 0Comments

One of art’s enduring purposes is to reflect the society in which it is created. As environmental degradation and climate change have become pressing issues of the 21st century, art is an important medium that invites the audience to think about their roles in the climate crisis while inspiring hope for a different future. Climate-conscious…

Community Energy #1: Introduction

Sustainable DevelopmentAugust 4, 2026108Views 1Like 0Comments

Did you switch your light on, charge your phone, or microwave your food this morning? For most people, the answer is probably yes. Yet, these ordinary acts that you often take for granted draw from a complex system that shapes not only how energy is produced but also what impact energy production has on the…