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Opinions
De-dollarization may appear to benefit Latin American nations, but it is not a realistic or sustainable economic policy.
Issue 7, Volume 115
Science
Atomic clocks allow us to precisely define and measure time, and they are crucial aspects in the functioning of our daily lives.
Ableist attitudes have become normalized at Stuyvesant, but this doesn’t mean we can’t take action to change them.
Issue 5, Volume 115
Daily exposure to bright nighttime lighting has numerous detrimental effects on our health, but there are steps we can take to reduce its impacts.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch has enabled coastal species to invade and thrive in the open ocean, harming native species.
Issue 3, Volume 115
Super PACs give wealthy individuals and institutions an outsized impact in elections and should have limits placed by our democracy.
Issue 1, Volume 115
The United States’s indiscriminate use of harsh oil sanctions has undermined their effectiveness as a tool to achieve foreign policy objectives.
Issue 17, Volume 114
The fading affect bias is an emotional regulation strategy that helps us cope with past experiences and prepare for the future, but it’s not without risks.
Issue 16, Volume 114
