…Old Year take your leave, your time has run out, the New Year has arrived with gifts, with songs and joy, Happy New Year, happy golden New Year…
Translation of Greek carol sung on New Year’s Eve to bring good luck for the new year to each household
Oh what a wonderful year 2025...
For a week in October, members of the Environment Team had the pleasure of coming together in person to experience the wilds of the Scottish Highlands and learn a little Gaelic to boot! We asked them to share some of their favourite moments from the event:
Rewilding. Tree planting. Ecosystem...
When my Dad was in grade school, his parents built a cabin on a beautiful lake in northern Minnesota. Far from “civilization,” with an abundance of towering pine trees, birds, fish and animals such as deer, raccoons and squirrels galore, it was a little piece of tranquil paradise. My Grandma, who suffered from...
Most of us are familiar with Artificial Intelligence (AI) through consumer applications like ChatGPT or customer service chatbots. You may have used ChatGPT or other generative AI applications to summarize the content of an article or email, plan a meal or even a vacation. They are easy to use and can help automate daily...
In today’s world, often filled with material goods and wasteful habits, what daily actions can we take to be protectors of the Earth? Since moving to Paris in July 2023, I’ve searched for ways to expand my environmental activism: I compost, and I teach my English students about climate change. I interned at and...
The Environment Team selected the book Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist by Kate Raworth for our April 2025 discussion by a landslide vote. Does this interest in economics express a deeper yearning in resonance with the zeitgeist, a desire to understand underlying issues to explain...
