Raychel Santo

Sr. Research Program Coordinator, Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future

Dear Environmentalists—Let’s Embrace Both Individual and Systemic Change

But I always fall back to one question: how do we compel our fellow citizens and politicians to vote/protest/embrace these critical systemic changes if we don’t appear to be taking the issue seriously enough to make the radical changes we’re preaching?

May 8, 2018

Food and Climate: What Food Policy Councils Can Do

Despite the US’s recent withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, governors and mayors around the country continue working to mitigate and build resilience to climate change. As both policymakers and the public increasingly recognize the role of food and agriculture in intensifying climate change, many parties seek to address the food-climate connection. Fortunately, local and state policies and practices can do exactly that.

July 4, 2017