As students, I feel a pressing question we are constantly posed is, “What will your generation’s legacy be?” It is a heady question. It seems…
Posts published by “Sarah Liebig”
Sarah Liebig is a senior studying English Writing and Global Studies: Worlds in Dialogue. Liebig's principal interests lie in social justice and environmental concerns. Upon graduation, she intends to study law. Liebig is originally from Lincoln, NE and is the only child of two soil scientists. She shares permanent residence with two cats, Oscar and Ophelia.
How do we incentivize sustainability? In previous articles, I have touched on various aspects of sustainable development. I have yet to mention economics, which is arguably…
When considering sustainable development, it is necessary to think about environmental conditions and their effects. Quality environmental conditions serve as a base to sustainable development.…
Nothing (or very little) makes sense about sustainable development except in light of social community and conservation psychology. The International Institute for Sustainable Development defines…
Should we model such a policy on Germany? Among the most poignant changes the United States could make for the world’s environmental future is adopting…
Always intersecting An aspect of environmental sustainability that people often overlook is the link between environmental sustainability and issues relating to basic human rights. A…
As college students, it can be difficult to determine how our food is made and where it comes from. However, something to think about, something…
What is your reaction when a bee comes a little too close for comfort? Do you run away? Perhaps you remember the pain of being…
One way to approach environmental activism is by utilizing systems thinking. Systems thinking is “the art and science of making reliable inferences about behavior by…