As human civilization grew and population increased, the state as an institution became more powerful. The government started interacting with…
CRISPR-Cas9 technology offers a huge scope of possibilities. One that seems to have the most substantial and immediate benefit is…
Darwin begins his argument by pointing out that although the geologic record may seem to be provincially lacking evidence to…
Humans are undoubtedly changing the world environment, and among its effects are those that are obvious to us now—extreme weather…
The 1.5°C mark is one that seems trivial, almost inconsequential, yet it is one that holds dire consequences for the…
LeCain describes the transformational, relocational, and delaying technofix, arguing that the almost inevitable appearance of these characteristics is due to…
The Anaconda mine in the early 1900’s exemplified the growing distance between the “technosphere” and the natural environment—the improvement of…
Priestly’s revolutionary ideologies spanned his religious, scientific and political perspectives as one interconnected web; they informed and affected one…
Harari notes that European conquest was different in that they “set out to distant shores in the hope of obtaining…
Harari argues that the Cognitive Revolution is what initially set Homo sapiens apart from other human species and allowed them…
In his commentary, Jeff Douthwaite does advocate for the informed use of technology to solve social problems while still recognizing…
The Bitterroot Valley’s environment problems include salinization of water caused by overgrazing of land and unsustainable agricultural practices, a higher…