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April 24, 2024

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Biden’s LNG Export Ban Re-ignites Debates Over Fossil Fuels
By Molly Urfalian
The Biden administration put a temporary pause on the consideration of new U.S. liquified natural...
Electric Vehicles and Climate Policy: Where Do We Go From Here?
By Faith Spalding
In 2016, Bloomberg’s Tom Randal boldly proclaimed “It’s looking like the 2020s will be the...

World

The Modern-Day Pirates of the Middle East
By Hena Allaqaband
In the rugged terrain of Yemen, where political lines blur and allegiances shift, the rise...
Southeast Asia is Never Getting Back Together, Like Ever
By Ava Reyes
Taylor Swift’s breakups have always been displayed on the world arena, with the usual formula...

California

A Legacy of Separation: Connecting San Francisco’s History of Redlining to the Educational Disparities in SFUSD
By Sydney Grudland Lanuza
The city of San Francisco, seated at the center of innovation and wealth, has a...
Mental Illness in California: Catalyst for Crime or Criminal Offense?
By Jason de Haaff
California has a worsening homelessness problem. Today, there are over 150,000 unhoused people in the...

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Why Identity is Important: How Exploring Ethnicity Can Help Fight Racial Divides
By Jackie Sauer
It feels like every other day we hear about a young black person who was...
The Unplugged Reality of Electric Vehicles and Clean Transportation
By Maureen Zhang
In 2016, the California Senate passed SB-32, requiring that state greenhouse gas emissions be reduced...

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