OreOluwa Badaki

climate change fiction

Climate storytelling: Creativity and imagination in the face of bleak realities

Working with youth writers on a climate-fiction screenplay has opened my eyes to the power of the arts in confronting environmental crises.

"There is nothing new under the sun, but there are new suns."

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Navajo children

Youth activism alone cannot save us: A case for intergenerational environmental coalitions

"Young people are recognizing that the issues that we're inheriting are ours now. Like, the inheritance process just got significantly shorter because of COVID."

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El activismo juvenil por sí solo no puede salvarnos: un caso para las coaliciones ambientales intergeneracionales

El activismo juvenil por sí solo no puede salvarnos: un caso para las coaliciones ambientales intergeneracionales

"Los jóvenes están reconociendo que los problemas que heredamos son nuestros ahora. Por ejemplo, el proceso de la trasmisión hereditaria se ha vuelto significativamente más corto debido a COVID ".

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fast food PFAS

Burgers and fries with a side of PFAS

New testing finds evidence of “forever chemicals” in fast-food packaging from popular spots like McDonald’s, Starbucks and KFC.

environmental justice

Agents of Change in Environmental Justice program accepting applications

Do you find that public voices in science are lacking diversity and want to help create change? We want to hear from you.

environmental justice

LISTEN: How Western media could better cover climate change in the Middle East

“The whole media of the Western countries don’t do justice to some of the works being done here.”

BPA exposure health

Everyone is likely overexposed to BPA

If you're using plastic, you're likely above acceptable health safety levels.

BADGE BPA chemical

BPA's evil cousin

An ongoing series examining BADGE — an unregulated danger in epoxy resins.

sustainable coffee

Opinion: The global food system is failing small-scale farmers — here’s how to fix it

Maybe we don’t need Jamaican coffee in the middle of US winter.