Semester that was: News’ biggest stories
From campus, city, state, here are biggest headlines from Spring 2020
Climate change apparent in warmest, wettest decade ever recorded in Madison
Climate change experts said increased precipitation in the future is possible
State government has a responsibility to protect our nature
Data shows Mendota is polluted too much and frozen too little
Protest calls for climate action, announces new student coalition
Protestors will gather every Friday at Library mall as a part of Fridays for Future
Facing inaction from previous generations, it’s up to younger generations to tackle climate change
Stakes too high to let cycle of indifference continue
UW to sign environmental Resilience Commitment
Climate Action Plan to mitigate issues caused by climate change.
Going for green: Education, engagement must be priorities as UW works to improve sustainability efforts
As an institution whose primary focus is on education, lackluster performance in this category is a call to action
Youth activism might just save us all
Climate strike movement has gained impressive traction, in large part thanks to work of young activists
It’s time to clear the air about climate change
Understanding difference between climate change, global warming imperative to engaging in productive discourse
In Photos: Protesters march for science, social justice
On Earth Day, Madisonians rallied for environmental justice
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