Navigating the language of love can be quite similar to deciphering a secret code. Especially when the woman of your dreams subtly signals she’s into you but, for some reason, wants you to make the first move. Now, you might wonder, “Why can’t she just tell me directly?” Well, love has always been a dance … Read more
If you see someone with a great physique, you’d think they live in the gym. If you see someone jogging every morning, you’d assume they’re a fitness freak. But, let’s debunk these stereotypes. You’ll be surprised to know some people maintain their awe-inspiring shape without ever stepping foot in a gym. Yes, you heard it … Read more
As expected, a newly sworn-in President Donald Trump spent the afternoon following his inauguration signing executive orders (EOs), many of them intended to unwind climate and environmental initiatives enacted by former President Joe Biden. In the EOs, President Trump orders federal agencies and personnel to take certain actions – or to report back on actions … Read more
Planning law has proven to be a useful tool for climate activists seeking to block or challenge new fossil fuel developments. However, it has also been used to frustrate efforts to accelerate the renewable energy transition by delaying the construction of new renewable energy infrastructure (see here). Ireland has been a particular victim of this … Read more
Yesterday, January 21, 2025, the Sabin Center filed an amicus brief on behalf of the National League of Cities (NLC) and the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) in support of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 2024 greenhouse gas emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles (the “HDV Rule”) that went into effect on June 21, 2024. … Read more
Getty Images On the evening of the second inauguration of President Trump, the White House released a flurry of executive orders on a wide range of subjects. Several of them specifically concerned energy and the environment. The general thrust of these is to encourage the rapid development of fossil fuel resources and all associated infrastructure, … Read more
Today, the Sabin Center published a report that looks back on climate litigation developments since the beginning of 2024. This second installment in our year-end series revisits significant cases and rulings from around the world and connects them to overarching themes. The report draws from the Sabin Center’s United States and Global Climate Litigation databases … Read more
41 Eager to follow in the footsteps of a college student who studied abroad in Spain? We recently caught up with Lauren, a student from the University of North Dakota who did a study abroad program in the Andalusian city of Granada during spring semester through AIFS Abroad. Discover how Lauren’s experience with AIFS Abroad … Read more
31 Digital marketing requires you to connect with a diverse range of people through advertising, content strategy, digital media, and more. By adding a digital marketing internship to your resume, you’ll not only stand out in this highly competitive field but also demonstrate to future employers your ability to connect with diverse audiences. An AIFS … Read more
40 Turns out, saving the world is a pretty popular career choice—landing a job at an NGO or non-profit is as competitive as it is impactful. To secure a top position, you need to show future employers that you have valuable experience in the NGO/non-profit industry and can communicate with people from diverse backgrounds. To … Read more