Mon
May 13
2019
Steele 006, 4:00pm-5:15pm
Andrew Curley from University of North Carolina asks, what is a resource curse for tribes & how might we rethink the impact of energy and development in and around indigenous lands
Mon
May 6
2019
Haldeman 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall), 2:00pm-3:00pm
Elena Finkbeiner, Fisheries Science Program Manager at Conservation International Center for Oceans, will explore the current challenges fisheries face and potential for solutions.
Wed
May 1
2019
https://irving.dartmouth.edu/students/funding-opportunities-0/iies-mini-grants, All Day
Applications for IIES student mini-grants for projects happening in summer '19 are due May 1st!
Tue
Apr 30
2019
Moore B03, 4:30pm-6:45pm
Panel by Tom Burack, April Salas and Henry Herndon
Sat
Apr 27
2019
Hanover Inn day 1, Filene Auditorium day 2, All Day
A multidisciplinary discussion covering carbon sequestration, the ethics of consumption, market management, and labor activism associated with bovine agriculture in the Northeast.
Fri
Apr 26
2019
Hanover Inn, All Day
A multidisciplinary discussion covering carbon sequestration, the ethics of consumption, market management, and labor activism associated with bovine agriculture in the Northeast.
Fri
Apr 26
2019
Hanover Inn day 1, Filene Auditorium day 2, All Day
A multidisciplinary discussion covering carbon sequestration, the ethics of consumption, market management, and labor activism associated with bovine agriculture in the Northeast.
Wed
Apr 3
2019
Haldeman 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall), 4:00pm-5:00pm
Kyle Whyte from Michigan State University highlights the Indigenous climate justice movement and offers an important vision for the future of our relationships to the environment.
Thu
Mar 28
2019
Fahey - First Floor Commons, 12:15pm-1:15pm
Transitioning to a low-carbon, more sustainable energy system in Iceland is a possibility in the near future, but the decision on how could have lasting implications.
Mon
Mar 25
2019
no location, All Day
Spring term begins