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Digital Climate Newsletters: The New Alternative for Climate Journalism?

February 29, 2024

Professor Hanna E. Morris recently published her book/essay chapter "Digital Climate Newsletters: The New Alternative for Climate Journalism?" in the The Palgrave Handbook of Everyday Digital Life.

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Pathways Day team receives 2023-24 Excellence Through Innovation Award

February 22, 2024

Congratulations to our Environment Pathways Day Team who were recognized with a 2023-24 Excellence Through Innovation Award for launching the new annual event aimed at connecting students studying the environment w

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Committee on Environment, Climate Change, and Sustainability 2023 Annual Report

February 07, 2024

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Climate fiction, the importance of hope, and carbon offsets

February 07, 2024

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Climate change as an intersectional barrier to social justice

January 25, 2024

Professors Hanna E. Morris and Kariuki Karagia discussed climate change as an intersectional barrier to social justice.

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The progression of global warming and climate change

January 24, 2024

Professor Steve Easterbrook appeared on Global radio to discuss the progression of global warming and climate change. "One of the things that climate change is doing is weakening the jet stream. The jet stream keeps the polar vortex in check.

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Unveiling our new space for a collaborative and inspired future

January 05, 2024

We’ve arrived! After a few delays and much anticipation, the School of the Environment’s faculty, staff, and students have moved into their new home.

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We must never abandon our climate targets

January 03, 2024

Eight years ago, at the Paris climate change talks, the United Nations agreed a legally binding treaty to limit global warming to well below 2C above pre-industrial global average temperatures, and to pursue efforts to keep the temperature increase below 1.5°C. Canada was a vocal supporter of the more stringent 1.5C limit.

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How to stay hopeful in a world seemingly beyond saving

December 11, 2023

As world leaders embark upon yet another COP climate conference, it can be easy to be cynical, afraid or overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the impacts that climate change is having (and will continue to have), upon our world.

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Professor Steve Easterbrook on how AI can predict the weather

November 21, 2023

Professor Steve Easterbrook discussed the pros and cons of Artificial intelligence being applied to predict the weather and it's accuracy in Weat

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