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World Water Day

Students from ENV337H1 "Human Interactions with the Environment" share their experiences and lessons about the importance of water in our lives

March 29, 2022

Making the invisible visible is this year's motto regarding World Water Day's celebration, as a reminder that all the components of the global water cycle are essential for the well-being of humanity, even the ones we cannot readily appreciate, such as groundwater.

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Taxpayers should not foot the bill for carbon capture

March 17, 2022

As long as Canada continues to underwrite the oil and gas industry, it cannot make meaningful progress on the economic transformation needed to address climate change.

Jackie Liang at work, painting nails in a Toronto salon.

High Levels of Hazardous Chemicals Found in Canadian Nail Salons

February 17, 2022

A recent University of Toronto study, in collaboration with Parkdale Queen West Community Heath Centre and the Healthy Nail Salons Network, shows that nail technicians in discount salons are exposed to several chemicals widely used as plasticizers and flame retardants. The study, published in the journal Environmental Science and Techn

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Global chemical pollution now exceeds safe limit for humanity

January 26, 2022

A new study warns that the amount of chemical pollution on the planet has now exceeded a safe limit, threatening the 'viability' of human civilization.

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Reflecting on food pedagogies in Canada

January 26, 2022

The original deadline for submissions for this special issue was March 1, 2020, just days before the destabilizing and disorienting first wave of pandemic-related shutdowns in many parts of Canada.

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Should you throw your used COVID-19 rapid test in the trash?

January 19, 2022

Canadians are seeing an unprecedented rise in COVID-19 cases logged across the country. Along with it has come a sharp increase in demand for rapid antigen tests (RATs), devices that offer on-the-spot results letting users know whether they have COVID-19 in 20 minutes or less.

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Support Future Climate Leaders

December 14, 2021

It has never been more important to support the School of the Environment.

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U of T needs to set more ambitious divestment goals: open letter from Professor Steve Easterbrook

November 18, 2021

The University of Toronto took a big step forward in addressing the climate crisis last week with the announcement that it will divest its endowment portfolio from fossil fuel investments, and work toward a “climate positive” campus by 2050.

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Professor Miriam Diamond awarded NSERC’s 2021 Brockhouse Prize for Interdisciplinary Research in Science and Engineering

November 17, 2021

Professor Miriam Diamond, as part of a multidisciplinary team that includes several U of T Engineering professors, was awarded the 2021 Brockhouse Prize for Interdisciplinary Research in Science and Engineering from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.

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Climate Talk Canada’s report National Unity Implications of Significantly Reducing Oil and Gas Industry GHG Emissions

November 08, 2021

Climate Talk Canada’s report National Unity Implications of Significantly Reducing Oil and Gas Industry GHG Emissions addresses the problem of possible conflict between the oil provinces and others as the federal government moves to reduce oil and gas emissions.

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