Hey future exchange student! If you’re anything like me, the idea of packing for your adventure in the US is both exciting and terrifying. Don’t worry, though, I’ve got your back with a simple guide on what to bring and what you can totally leave behind. Think of this as the ultimate packing list, with … Read more
Hi guys! I’m back with an update on my journey at Drexel University and wow has it been a rollercoaster already. Classes have kicked off and I can honestly say that it feels like I’ve stepped into a whole new world compared to my university back in Germany. I want to share some of the … Read more
Taking on new beliefs can be a tricky thing, especially when they’re as profound and nuanced as those found in Buddhism. Buddhist teachings aren’t just about meditation and peace of mind; they’re a roadmap for living a fulfilling life. And while these principles might seem hard to grasp and even harder to implement, once you … Read more
We all know those men who, when they enter a room, instantly command attention. They’re not always the loudest, or the most physically imposing, but there’s just something about them that makes people sit up and take notice. But what is it about these men that makes them so compelling? Is it their looks? Their … Read more
Today, the Sabin Center filed two amicus briefs—one on behalf of the National League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and a second on behalf of experts in carbon capture and storage (CCS) science and technology—in support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in West Virginia v. EPA. Several states and industry … Read more
Stephen Hui, Pembina Institute. Geologic carbon sequestration—i.e., the storage of carbon dioxide in underground rock formations—has been the subject of much debate in recent years. Many see it as an important tool for combatting climate change. It is, after all, a necessary component of point-source carbon capture and storage (“CCS”) systems that seek to … Read more