On Saturday, the National Law Enforcement Museum opened to the public in Judiciary Square in Washington, D.C. The Museum, which cost $103 million to construct, has a collection of 21,000 objects, and is intended […]

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Full report: Tufts Washington Update– Oct. 12

Contents:

Introduction
Policy Updates

Congress Passes, President Signs Federal Aviation Administration […]

Some food reformers are looking to small, decentralized, computer-driven hydroponic and aeroponic food production as an exciting frontier of farming, especially in cities. As Grist reports, advocates point to […]

Jessica L. Horton’s “Indigenous Artists Against the Anthropocene” highlights the history of the American Indian Movement (AIM) in relation to the Ecological Movement, then brings attention to present day […]

Written by Alia Wulff, Cognitive Psychology Ph.D. Student
I’m sure most of you have been on your own for at least a few years. You’ve probably dabbled in cooking, maybe tried your hand at baking. You might make […]