climate change – Arlingtonian Student Newsmagazine

A Year of Change

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMarch 11, 2021

How climate change has been affected by COVID-19 and where our role stands in the future. By Journalism II Student Iris Mark. I was eight when I first cried o...

Op/Ed

As the Fog Clears

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardSeptember 11, 2020

A look into how the global economy is affecting environmental investment. By Meghan Beery, ‘21. In early March, social media was full of pictures of clear can...

Features

More Power Than You Think

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardNovember 15, 2019

Following the Youth Climate Strike, students share their opinions on climate change. By Callia Peterson, '22 Instead of marching out of school to protest on ...

In Print

Concerning Climate Change

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMarch 6, 2018

By Clare Driscoll In Puerto Rico, over 1,000 people died because of Hurricane Maria which raged the country leaving it in dissolution. In Oregon, the hazelnu...

Op/Ed

Global Warming Misconception

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardMarch 6, 2018

By Olivia Buster '20 Global warming is synonymous with increasing temperatures and melting ice caps, but scientific evidence has also shown it also contribut...

Features

Hardy Hurricanes

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardOctober 13, 2017

Disasters could reflect a global warming trend

News & Notes

A Warming World

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardDecember 13, 2016

Higher temperatures in 2016 cause worries about climate change

News & Notes

North Dakota Access Pipeline

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardOctober 23, 2016

by Greyson Van Arsdale, '17 An oil pipeline from North Dakota to Illinois concerns Native Americans and environmentalists The North Dakota Access Pipeline, wh...

News & Notes

Heating Up

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardFebruary 12, 2016

Warming temperatures and increased amounts of greenhouse gases being released into the atmosphere are threatening the planet

News & Notes

Fact or Fiction?

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardApril 10, 2015

People continue to ignore scientific evidence

Op/Ed

Climate Catastrophe

Arlingtonian Editorial BoardApril 8, 2015

The issue of climate change falls to the wayside as its causes and reality are debated

Features