A slow moving disaster
By Brittany Dekorte Editor - As the 1,4 dioxane plume moves towards the Huron River, residents wonder what can - and…
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Marching for Science
By Brittany Dekorte Deputy Editor and Ala Kaymaram Contributor - “I can’t believe I have to march for this!” “It’s so bad, the introverts…
False Dichotomy: Earnings vs. Mother Earth
By Brittany Dekorte Deputy Editor - For some reason, when it comes to the politics of business regulation and climate…
Campus recycle efforts grow: WCC recycling operations to expand in 2017
By Iván Flores Staff Writer Washtenaw Community College recycles about 46 percent of all waste produced on campus. It’s well…
Minor changes will make a significant difference
Student addresses concerns of climate change By Alaa Abdullah Guest Column So far, 2015 and 2016 were the hottest on…
Students teaching sustainability
By, Esiban Parent Contributor There are many global environmental issues today that affect lives and communities. Washtenaw Community College has…
Earth Day celebration brings light to how to be Earth-friendly all year
BY JENEE GREGOR Staff Writer April is designated as Earth month, with a multitude of events that showcase ways…
Deer cull over, controversy continues
BY COLIN MACDOUGALL Contributor Ann Arbor parks are reopened, but controversy continues over the deer cull that closed 14 parks…
Political Science Club hosts climate change summit
By Ivan Flores Staff Writer There is an unending argument between skeptics and believers with regards to climate change.…
Student seeks to ban sale of bottled water on campus
BY TAYLOR ROBINSON Editor After watching the documentary “Tapped” at least seven times, Washtenaw Community College student Austin Jackson…
Ann Arbor presses for action on pollutant
BY COLIN MACDOUGALL Contributor The Flint water crisis has drawn attention to the water quality in Michigan and elsewhere. In…
Food summit success
BY JENEE GREGOR Contributor The Food Summit brought people from all over the Washtenaw County region to connect about…