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Professor Debra Wunch Elected as Chair of the Total Carbon Column Observing Network (TCCON)

March 04, 2020

Professor Debra Wunch, Department of Physics and School of the Environment, has been elected as the next Chair of the Total Carbon Column Observing Network (TCCON), as well as Chair for the Americas. This is a major leadership role in a very important international observing n

Campus as a Living Lab, taught by Professor John Robinson, is part of U of T’s path to a low carbon future

January 28, 2020

In 2018, U of T made a commitment to cut its carbon footprint to 37 per cent below 1990 levels by 2030 – even though its three campuses have undergone (and will continue to see) significant growth.

Professor Jessica Green discusses the political price of climate inaction on TVO’s The Agenda

January 15, 2020

As bush fires rage in Australia, a political backlash to Prime Minister Morrison and his views on climate change is mounting. And here in Canada a recent study found that if environmental views hadn’t mattered in the 2019 federal election, the Conservatives might have fared better.

Professor Jessica Green remarks on Greta Thunberg, misogyny, and why twitter wars are a distraction on CityNews

December 12, 2019

View the interview.

Professor Douglas Macdonald of the School of the Environment comments on the financial challenges Toronto may face in implementing climate-change policies

October 01, 2019

Douglas Macdonald speaks to cost of Toronto becoming a net neutral emission city by the year 2050. “This is going to cost a lot of money, even just for the city’s own emissions, its own buildings, its own vehicle fleet, we’re going to have to spend quite a bit of money,” says Macdonald.

Professor John Robinson joins the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) inaugural global research advisory

September 30, 2019

Global network of leaders and experts to identify key barriers and research priorities for advancing buildings and communities that help people thrive.

Professor Beth Savan is the principal investigator on a guide to increasing cycling in Canada

September 25, 2019

Communities can take tangible action to grow cycling as a viable transportation option for Canadians.

Professor Miriam Diamond, of Earth Sciences and School of the Environment, explores the linkages between climate change and the Amazon fires

August 27, 2019

Professor Miriam Diamond was featured on CTV News in response the fires raging in the Amazon. “We live in a global environment, we live in a global climate. When there’s thawing in the arctic, when there are fires in Amazonia, it affects us all”, says Professor Diamond.

Graduate students honoured at Research Day

April 18, 2019

The School of the Environment announced the winners of its Graduate Student Awards for the 2018-19 academic year at Research Day on April 18, 2019.

Building a Post-Carbon World Symposium: a positive vision for the future

April 03, 2019

Offering a diversity of opinion and a focus on solutions, the School of the Environment’s Building a Post-Carbon World Symposium, held on April 3, 2019, focused on a positive vision for future. The event began with Ceremonial Leader Wendy Phillips who asked participants to think about their individual impact the planet.

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