Articles by: Aaron Reuben

Oceans

Part of the Navy's decommissioned fleet sits in Suisun Bay.

A Ship Unsunk

A change in US policy on the disposal of retired Navy vessels signals a movement in the right direction. But we’ve still got miles to go.
by × February 27, 2013 × 1 comment

COP18

A new smart phone app seeks to hold climate negotiators accountable

This week negotiators from around the world will meet in Doha, Qatar to once again hem and haw their way through an international climate conference.  Though we can expect the usual commitment dodging and grandstanding from the world’s leaders, assembled …

by × December 1, 2012 × 0 comments

Actions, Ecosystems, Oceans, Politics, Uncategorized

Three reasons America should ratify the Law of the Sea right now

Three reasons America should ratify the Law of the Sea right now

For three decades the United States has shamefully failed to ratify the UN's Law of the Sea. Now more than ever, it's time for America to get with the program.
by × June 18, 2012 × 0 comments

Culture, Reviews

Review: The Whale

Review: The Whale

arrived at the theater a little early. There were good seats left at the front, and the crowd – an older, calmer population than I am used to – was chatting and milling about contentedly. I expected this to be …

by × April 17, 2012 × 0 comments

At Yale

A Dandy in the Woods: photos from the Yale archives

A Dandy in the Woods: photos from the Yale archives

He is alone amongst the trees.  Obscured by them.  A solitary well-buffed young man.  A forester.  A Yalie.  
by × April 16, 2012 × 2 comments

Uncategorized

Photos from the final day – is agreement coming?

Photos from the final day – is agreement coming?

It’s Friday, December 9th – the last day, ostensibly, of the COP17.

Is a new legally-binding instrument between all major emitters to reduce greenhouse gas emissions forthcoming? Will there be agreement to extend the Kyoto Protocol into a second commitment …

by × December 9, 2011 × 1 comment