On this episode of the SoGES Sustainability Happy Hour (SHH!), we’ll interview Rekha Warrier, post-doctoral researcher at the School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES). Rekha is currently working on a project helmed by SOGES research scientist Patrick Keys. The project …
"Dynamic Antarctica, More Than Just a Slab of Ice" Dr. Andrew Fountain, Professor of Geography and Geology, Portland State University Antarctica is a dynamic and, in places, a rapidly changing ice sheet with global implications for sea level rise. Subglacial …
What do the new Presidential Administration and Congress mean for students, faculty, staff and the future of higher education? A very large Covid-19 bill has already been signed into law, and an even larger bill to address national infrastructure needs …
Save the date! Join SoGES and the One Health Institute for a series of three virtual workshop panels. Topics will include: 1) Anticipating change in vector-borne disease distribution; 2) Drought impacts on livestock production in rural communities; and 3) Forest …
Did you know that buildings play a huge role in the climate crisis? The Fort Collins climate action plan calls for an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, with 35% of those reductions coming from buildings. This panel …
5/7/21 at 3pm MT On this episode of the SoGES Sustainability Happy Hour (SHH!), we’ll interview Sam Moccia, Director of the Student Sustainability Center (SSC) and CSU undergraduate studying environmental and resources economics. Sam is deeply passionate about environmental policy, …
“An apex predator in a changing climate; what we are learning from leopard seals” Shane Kanatous, Department of Biology, Colorado State University Registration required- Click here to register Zoom links will be emailed to registered participants
"Slippery when wet: Exploring the hydrosphere beneath the Antarctic ice sheet" Dr. Matthew R. Siegfried, Department of Geophysics, Colorado School of Mines Beneath the Antarctic ice sheet lies an almost entirely unexplored water system of interconnected streams, rivers, and lakes …
"The moral field of environmental engineers in late-twentieth-century United States" Ryan Hearty, PhD Candidate, History of Science and Technology, Johns Hopkins University According to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, environmental engineers are uniquely equipped to address several …
Register here The COVID-19 pandemic has done more than affect the health of people. It has disrupted economies and societies exposing structural inequalities and local insecurities. Collaborative initiatives are trying to understand conditions of and solutions for COVID …