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High levels of toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in so-called ‘green’ food packaging

March 28, 2023

Professor Miriam Diamond's research on PFAS in Canadian fast food packaging was featured in the Toronto Star article High levels of toxic ‘forever chemicals

Building the Environmental Chemical-Protein Interaction Network

March 06, 2023

Professor Hui Peng published Building the Environmental Chemical-Protein Interaction Network (eCPIN): An Exposome-Wide Strategy for Bioactive Chemical Contaminant Identification the journal Environmental Science & Technology.

Climate Change and Journalism Negotiating Rifts of Time Edited ByHenrik Bødker, Hanna E. Morris

Recently published: Climate Change and Journalism

March 03, 2023

This edited collection addresses climate change journalism from the perspective of temporality, showcasing how various timescales—from geology, meteorology, politics, journalism, and livedcultures—interact with journalism around the world.

Shaping the Future of Energy Governance

February 24, 2023

Multiple, interconnected global crises continue to hit the world’s poorest the hardest, dramatically slowing down progress towards the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Professor John Robinson awarded a SSHRC Connection Grant

February 10, 2023

Professors John Robinson and Kim Slater have been awarded a SSHRC Connection Grant to design and deliver three

Understanding, exploring and internalizing nature’s complexity and coherence

January 26, 2023

Professor Nicole Spiegelaar recently published Sustainability peda

Professor Steve Easterbrook explains climate modelling data on CBC Radio

January 18, 2023

Professor Steve Easterbrook discussed the computer modeling of climate change in the past eight years on CBC Radio.

Professor Teresa Kramarz appointed Co-Chair of the UNDP Advisory Group on Energy Governance

January 17, 2023

Professor Teresa Kramarz was appointed appointed Co-Chair of the United Nations Development Programme‘s Advisory Group on Energy Governance.

An unexpected discovery of a big class of toxic, and previously unknown contaminants

December 07, 2022

In the study Widespread formation of toxic nitrated bisphenols indoors by heterogeneous reactions with HONO Prof. Hui Peng unexpectedly discovered a big class of toxic, and previously unknown contaminants that are formed via indoor chemistry.

Professor John Robinson appointed to the City of Toronto’s Climate Advisory Group (CAG)

December 05, 2022

Professor John Robinson was appointed to the City of Toronto’s Climate Advisory Group (CAG).

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