Author's details

Name: Luke Richner
Date registered: 20 January, 2012

Biography

Luke Richner is a graduate of Duke University. He is earning a B.A. in Public Policy and a Certificate in Duke’s Markets and Management program. Luke’s studies have focused primarily on policy analysis including the analysis of political, social and economic policies. At Duke, he has spent much time as his fraternity’s Philanthropy Chair as well as tutoring local Durham public school students. Luke has worked in numerous industries including local media, management consulting, and power utilities. During his time with the SISGI Group, Luke researched and wrote about global health issues, economic development and global energy markets. He loves to travel and has visited numerous countries across the globe.

Latest posts

1. Turn Out the Lights — 12 April, 2012
2. Simply Brilliant — 5 April, 2012
3. Water Works — 22 March, 2012
4. It’s Not All Bad – Healthy Decisions in Fast Food — 21 March, 2012
5. Urban Sprawl and Obesity — 20 March, 2012
6. Conscious Campuses — 16 March, 2012
7. Pipeline Politics — 2 March, 2012
8. Heart Attacking — 23 February, 2012
9. Conservation via Insulation — 22 February, 2012
10. Lights Out — 15 February, 2012
11. Heavy Marketing — 10 February, 2012
12. Counting Calories — 9 February, 2012
13. A Corny Problem — 2 February, 2012
14. A Solution We Can See — 1 February, 2012
15. Natural Gas, Not Renewable Resources… At Least Not Yet — 27 January, 2012
16. A Micro Solution to a Massive Problem? — 25 January, 2012
17. The Cultural Forces Behind Obesity — 23 January, 2012
18. Farmers’ Markets: The Potential Cure for Food Deserts? — 20 January, 2012

Most commented posts

1. Natural Gas, Not Renewable Resources… At Least Not Yet — 2 comments
2. It’s Not All Bad – Healthy Decisions in Fast Food — 2 comments
3. Lights Out — 2 comments
4. A Corny Problem — 2 comments
5. Urban Sprawl and Obesity — 1 comment