Articles by Maeve Masterson
08/01/19 11:24am
Maeve Masterson | Climate change is not a countdown to an apocalypse
While we fantasize about what the end of the world will look like, the true apocalypse has already hit home and is terrorizing hundreds of communities living on the frontlines. 07/11/19 9:54am
Maeve Masterson | Penn faculty's 'Climate Risk Solutions' mobilizes wisdom for change
Within the Penn community, this summer effort intends to inspire richer discussion and learning among students and scholars across campus, as well as introduce researchers around campus to each others’ efforts. 06/24/19 8:10pm
Maeve Masterson | Oil refinery explosion reveals long-standing environmental injustice
Despite being just a few miles away, the thick smoke that continues to billow from the PES refinery poses a prescient and necessary reminder to most Penn students that the harmful effects of the nation’s highly emissive oil industry are real and ominously close to home. 06/05/19 9:57pm
Maeve Masterson | Why metal straws are not enough to fight climate change
How long the sustainability trend will last is open to discretion and debate, and it is reasonable to believe that green consumption, which tricks us into thinking that buying or acting green is the full extent to which we can “do our part,” is holding back the sociocultural transformation that we need to move the needle. 11/18/18 8:01pm