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ENVS 80.08 Project – Social Impact Practicum Video
Yilin Huo '22, Sydney Merrill'22, Elisabeth Sanson '20, and Mary Tobin '20 produce a social impact video in ENVS 80.08: The Practice of Science Policy and Diplomacy.
ENVS 50 Project - Response to Climate Change Website
Lauren Archer '20 and Laura Walk '20 have created a website that visualizes large companies' responses to climate change, in order to make this information more digestible and accessible to the public.
Learning on the O-Farm, Remotely
Theresa Ong, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies, came up with creative solutions to the remote learning term including harnessing technologies and a partnership with the Dartmouth Organic Farm.
Feb. 25 | Lynn Badia | Technologies of Abundance: On the Possibility of Unlimited Energy
On Tuesday, Februrary 25, 2020 from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., Dr. Lynn Badia, Assistant Professor of English at Colorado State University, will give a talk entitled "Technologies of Abundance: On the Possibility of Unlimited Energy," in Haldeman 041.
Indigenous Surfers
NAS/ENVS Professor Nick Reo (Anishinaabe) is making a new Indigenous environmental studies documentary called "Local Motions".
Alberto J. Lamadrid, Lehigh University - February 20
"Resilience and response to high impact events: From energy system operators to households" - Feb. 20, 5:00 pm, Steele 006
Imagine a world without hunger, then make it happen with systems thinking
"What would the world be if there were no hunger?" It's a question that the late ecologist Donella Meadows would ask her students at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, back in the 1970s.
Sarah Pearl '20 Is a Marshall Scholar
The prestigious award will let the physics and environmental studies major study in the U.K.
Shannon Sartain '21 and Research Assistant Professor David Lutz published in PNAS
Shannon Sartain '21 and Research Assistant Professor David Lutz, along with PhD student Evan Dethier, Guarini '15, Guarini '20, not pictured, published a study of the impact of gold mining on water quality in the Amazon basin.
Recent Publications
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Inawendiwin and Relational Accountability in Anishnaabeg Studies: The Crux of the Biscuit
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Applying a leverage points framework to the United Nations climate negotiations: The (dis)empowerment of youth participants.
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Agroecological Transitions: A Mathematical Perspective on a Transdisciplinary Problem.
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