Top Places to Study at in Miami
Melanie Ozuna, Staff Writer
September 9, 2019
When looking for a place to study, a student wants a place to finish homework, read a good book and focus on what needs to get done. Every student's study habits and preferences are unique; some enjoy a place that serves food or has a wide variety of books, while others seek the calmness of the outdoors....
Climate Change Solutions Lie In The Hands Of Individuals
Ingrid Moises, Staff Writer
September 8, 2019
Climate change has been one of the most significant global issues of today's day and age. Air pollution, water pollution, overuse of fossil fuels, deforestation, habitat and animal degradation are all results of human action and causes of climate change. With its increasing urgency, people all over t...
Being Greener as a Student
Annabella Rivera, Staff Writer
September 2, 2019
In this day and age it is important to be educated on the impact we have on the environment. But, most people may already be aware of our ecological footprint and may be thinking, "what can I do to help?" There are many everyday things people can do to be greener. Just because you are a student does...
The Truth Behind the Health Craze
Emma Vela, highlights contributor
March 22, 2019
For years, social media and other platforms have been glamorizing certain foods labeled as healthy, but have been ignoring the worsening negative effects that these fads have on the environment. These foods are being grown, shipped and bought year-round despite not being in season. The mass production ...
SNHS: Saving the World One Less Paper at a Time
Adriana Castro, Staff Writer
October 15, 2018
Many students and staff do not realize the effect that their vast use of paper has on the environment. On the first day of school alone, there are at least 24,500 sheets of paper printed and distributed to students by the administration at Coral Gables Senior High. Add on the fact that at least 28,000...
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center: a secret weapon for saving our beaches
Alma Martinez, highlights contributor
October 7, 2018
For years, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center (MSDBNC) has been educating the future generations on the importance of ocean conservation. Located in the heart of Biscayne Bay near Miami Seaquarium and founded by Marjory Stoneman Douglas, a conservationist who advocated against th...
What You Need to Know About the Dakota Access Pipeline
Natalia Torres, Staff Writer
November 14, 2016
The Dakota Access Pipeline Project (DAPL) has become a topic of controversy in the last half of 2016, especially amongst Native Americans. The pipeline will enable domestically produced crude oil to reach refining markets in a more environmentally conscious and cost effective manner. The 1,172 mile...
Save the Bees!
Natalia Rodriguez, Staff Writer
October 16, 2016
Yes it is true: the bees are dying at an alarming rate. For the first time in the history of the United States, bees have found a spot on the endangered species list. As one of the most hardworking animals on the planet, bees are key components in ensuring the survival of plants, animals, and especially...
Earth Cleaners
Lane Morris, Staff Writer
December 21, 2014
Nicolas Viglucci is a Senior at Gables who is passionate about the Earth and loves to share that interest with others. Q: What is your name and grade level? A: My name is Nicolas Viglucci. I am a senior. Q: What made you interested in joining this club? A: I had always been interested in th...
Mexico City’s Future “Earth-Scraper”
Sofia Bratt, Staff Writer
December 20, 2014
Several cities, such as New York, Tokyo and Mexico, are crowded and polluted due to overpopulation and the non-stop construction of new skyscrapers. Two men from Mexico, known as the Suarez brothers, came up with a brilliant idea to make Mexico City environmentally friendly; they designed the very first...
Rising Sea Levels
Sydney Scanlon, Alumni Editor
November 1, 2014
The rainy season in Miami has just ended, but it has left an ominous message. Sea levels are rising and the situation is imminent. Miami has the fourth largest population susceptible to rising sea levels in the world, according to the Associated Press reporter Michael J. Mishak. The current increases in sea level are a...
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Maria Puyana is an International Baccalaureate (IB) sophomore who is impassioned to begin her first year as a CavsConnect staff writer. Maria is a very...
