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Professor Steve Easterbrook on the accuracy of climate-change computer models

October 20, 2023

“I came to U of T in 1999,” says Steve Easterbrook. “My partner and I had just started a family, we became very busy with young kids, and it was around this time that I started thinking about their future and how my research might affect them.”

Professor Teresa Kramarz featured in "Can Electric Vehicles Save the Planet?" in U of T Magazine

October 18, 2023

In Can Electric Vehicles Save the Planet?, featured in the Autumn issue of U of T Magazine, Professor

Food insecurity, COVID-19 and the emergence of roll-call neoliberalism

October 02, 2023

Professor Michael Classens published ‘Good morning Metro shoppers!’ Food insecurity, COVID-19 and the emergence of roll-call neoliberalism. The abstract is below:

Back row from L-R - Marco Rico-Thirion, Nolan Scharper, Matilda Dipieri, Yichen Wu, Sicheng Dai. Front row from L-R - Cassie Chanen, Lilly Flawn, Noshin Nower, Kristen Ma, Zeina Seaifan. Absent - Anuja Purohit.

MES Showcase Advances Climate Research

September 20, 2023

The first graduating cohort of the Master of Environment and Sustainability (MES) presented their final research projects at the MES Showcase on September 10, 2023.

Tropical forest environments provide insurance against COVID-19

August 29, 2023

Research prior to the COVID-19 pandemic has shown that the rural poor often turn to wild resources to cope with adverse shocks. We report on the first study addressing natural insurance against health shocks during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on riverine communities without road access in the Peruvian Amazon.

Undergrad student takes climate change science to the streets

August 24, 2023

For physics undergraduate student Sebastian Ibarra Mendez, monitoring levels of methane in the GTA is a natural extension of a project he began in high school in Colombia.

Professor Teresa Kramarz receives 2023 Catalyst and Research Development Grant

July 18, 2023

Professor Teresa Kramarz received a $25,000 2023 Catalyst and Research Development Grant from the Institute for Pandemics (IfP), in partnership with the Emerging & Pandemic Infections Consortium (EPIC). The purpose of the $25,000 grants is to provide seed funding to help University of Toronto (U of T) researchers from multiple disc

Examining the postnatural futurities and green nationalism of Extinction Rebellion

July 07, 2023

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Environmental Governance Lab publishes climate fiction magazine "We Did It!?"

June 26, 2023

Reaching Canada’s legislated 2050 Net Zero goal has been the subject of discussion for governmental commissions (e.g. Net Zero Advisory Body) think tanks (e.g. Canadian Climate Institute), and even neighborhood associations in Toronto (e.g. Toronto's Harbord Village Net Zero Committee).

Jenna Barhoush receives the Jukka-Pekka Saraste Undergraduate Award in the Humanities

June 12, 2023

Fourth-year undergraduate student Jenna Barhoush was chosen as one of the two Jackman Humanities Institute’s 2023-24 Undergraduate Fellows, receiving the Jukka-Pekka Saraste Undergraduate Award in the Humanities.

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