A Critique of California’s Approach to Water Conservation November 2, 2015 Erwin Kristel Introduction California is currently trying to cope with the rapid depletion of one of its most valuable and scarce resources–water. Water is vital to the prosperity of any community, and no doubt a resource that needs to Read more…
Conservation of Charismatic Megafauna through Economic Incentives: How the American Alligator May Provide a Blueprint for Future Delisting Programs March 3, 2016 Bret Sparks We are part of a culture that loves large animals. They’re just more appealing whether it’s the stunning beauty of a Bengal tiger slinking through the Read more…
Government Interest in Bike Lane Infrastructure August 2, 2016 William Baay Introduction “Get off the road, or I’m gonna run you over!”[1]Threats akin to this are often hurled at bicycle commuters[2] because many motorists do not believe that cyclists should be riding in the street.[3] Initially, cities did not construct smooth streets exclusively Read more…
Electronic Wasteland: Combatting the E-Waste Surge Through Federal Regulation October 11, 2016 Lindsay Elliott-Smith nety percent of American adults own at least one cell phone. Most will replace their phones within 18 to 24 months, even if the phone is still functional.[2] Assuming that this replacement cycle continues, the average Millennial will Read more…