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Professor Beth Savan in the New York Times on whether Canada’s cycling boom will last

September 18, 2020

Dr. Savan has noticed in recent months that the lines between recreational and transportation uses of bikes are blurring, another sign that the national interest in cycling might persist. “People will now take a nice route to go on their errands to get some exercise or some pleasure along the way,” she said.

Professors Steve Easterbrook and Miriam Diamond on the effects of climate change on air quality

September 14, 2020

Professors Steve Easterbrook and Miriam Diamond speak to the effects of climate change on air quality in the Toronto Star article

Climate ACT advisory committee offers Mayor Tory best practices to help Toronto achieve its TransformTO goals

June 22, 2020

The Climate ACT advisory committee is a collaboration of leading sustainability academics at Toronto’s four universities, organized and facilitated by Ontario’s former Environment Commissioner to assist Toronto City Councillors to implement Toronto’s climate emergency declaration.

ENV337 World Water Day projects demonstrate student resilience

April 17, 2020

Despite having to rapidly switch from in-person to online learning, students in the course ENV337 – Human Interactions with the Environment were able to put together a collection of multimedia material related to World Water Day, which is celebrated on March 22nd.

COVID-19 spread portrayed in student research project using simulation software created by Professor Brad Bass

April 13, 2020

Two undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts & Science have created a computer simulation showing the effectiveness of social distancing and isolation at curbing the spread of COVID-19.

School of the Environment launching first standalone graduate degree

March 09, 2020

Already home to a range of robust undergraduate programs and two interdisciplinary

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.

Should Canadians carry a carbon card? Professors Steve Easterbrook and Jessica Green comment on carbon rationing

December 18, 2019

Steve Easterbook, director of the University of Toronto’s School of the Environment, said rationing “in some form or another” is inevitable because today’s solutions – such as the carbon tax and emissions trading schemes — don’t go far enough to adequately curb emissions.

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