Attention Colorado residents: How has the COVID19 pandemic impacted your energy, food, and water needs? This study, funded through the Natural Hazards Center and led by Colorado State University and Michigan State University, is seeking survey responses to inform recovery
Emily Fischer, PhD, is an assistant professor in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. She is also the director of the Fischer research group, and an executive council member with the School of Global Environmental Sustainability. *Answers
On behalf of Future Earth, The Greening of Industry Network, International Forum on Sustainable Value Chains, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute: “Over the past few months, we have justifiably focused on the public health dimensions of the COVID-19 pandemic which has
Guest Post by Philip Cafaro, Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Affiliate Faculty at the School of Global Environmental Sustainability In recent years, some environmentalists have argued that increasing population density is the key to creating sustainable societies. COVID-19
By Micha Bennett for the School of Global Environmental Sustainability Much has changed for students at CSU. Social distancing measures and the transition to remote University operations have presented a wide variety of challenges, but also opportunities for innovation. Like
By Micha Bennett for the School of Global Environmental Sustainability Kathleen Galvin, PhD, is the director of The Africa Center and a professor in the Department of Anthropology and Geography at Colorado State University. She is also a senior research
Post By Micha Bennet for the School of Global Environmental Sustainability Sue VandeWoude, DVM, knows well the disruption that COVID-19 is causing for organizations all over the world. Director of the One Health Institute at Colorado State University, she was
Scott Denning, professor in the Department of Atmospheric Science and an affiliate faculty member with the School of Global Environmental Sustainability recently returned from the Spring 2020 Semester at Sea program. The voyage ended abruptly on March 14 due to
“The health and economic consequences of our late response to COVID-19 are felt by all. Similar consequences will be felt in our late response to climate change. It’s time to jump out of the hot water.” This blog post written
Students across campus and beyond are stepping up to the challenge of continuing their education in the face of the ‘new normal’ caused by the coronavirus. Many students are learning virtually from their homes and apartments off campus, but there