Join CSU Professor Emeritus and former director of the CSU Creative Writing Program John Calderazzo, in conversation about The Blue Plate: A Food Lover's Guide to Climate Chaos with author Mark Easter. A book signing will follow, and proceeds from …
Join us on April 1, 2024, from 12–1 PM MT on Zoom for the Climate Across the Curriculum Virtual Showcase, hosted by the School of Global Environmental Sustainability and the Colorado State University Climate Initiative. This session is designed for instructors interested in integrating climate change …
Virtual option now available via this link! Join us for this inspiring talk on Circular Economy (CE) solutions— a model that highlights the importance of reusing and recycling resources to reduce waste and foster sustainability systems. Hear from experts sharing …
Legion 44 - can we remove carbon with rocks, algae, or water? Be transported across the globe to multiple startup companies developing technologies and methods to capture and sequester carbon at scale. View more information and the trailer here. Carbon …
What can cows and birds teach us about climate and health? In this Climate Talk, the panelists reimagine environmental health through a multi-species lens, using data from animals as sentinels to understand how climate-related air quality changes affect human and …
Migration- Birds and Blooms Climate change is shifting the rhythms of life across the planet. Rising temperatures, altered rainfall patterns, and extreme weather are changing when and where species move. For migratory birds and pollinators, these changes can be life-altering—and …
We are excited to invite you to a special Open House event that celebrates the achievements of the School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES)and the CSU Climate Initiative (CCI), while also looking ahead to the promising future we are building …
From cacao farms to local shops, chocolate carries stories of culture, craft, and justice. Join us for a panel discussion exploring the intersections of chocolate and sustainability—from the classroom to the community. This panel brings together a faculty member developing …
Artificial intelligence is shaping industries, research, and daily life—but what does it mean for sustainability? The rapid expansion of AI requires enormous energy and water resources, even as researchers work to make systems more efficient and less resource-intensive. At the …
Water connects us all—through the landscapes we live in, the policies that guide our use, and the changing climate that shapes its availability. Experts from environmental science, engineering, economics, and conservation will share insights on how water systems link human …