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Environmental Science PhD Student Publishes Children’s Book on Climate Change

Academy of Natural Sciences

This led the fourth-year environmental science doctoral student and Academy student research associate to consider the questions: At what age do we begin talking to children about climate change? Champlin hopes that their book offers a different view than a lot of other children’s books on environmental science. “I

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Frontiers in Environmental Science 2021 Editor Awards

Frontiers

We are pleased to announce the first edition of the Frontiers in Environmental Science Editor Awards. We launched the Drylands section last year , and so far we have already added two new sections in 2022 – Environmental Citizen Science and Environmental Systems Engineering.

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UW-Madison and DOD Announce Environmental Partnership

Environment + Energy Leader

UW-Madison will function as a comprehensive resource for environmental science, monitoring, management, conservation, and restoration thanks to the hundreds of environmental professionals spread among its schools and colleges.

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Recipe for an online course series: Drones in Environmental Science

Environmental News Bits

For the past nine months, the Online Duke team has been working on a new course series on unoccupied aircraft systems (UAS or drones), UAS Applications and Operations in Environmental Science, in partnership with the Nicholas School of the Environment (NSOE) and instructor Dave Johnston. The goal of the… Read more →

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Turning over a new leaf: a roundup of the best new environmental-science books

Physics World

Brave Green World: How Science Can Save Our Planet by Chris Forman and Claire Asher. The post Turning over a new leaf: a roundup of the best new environmental-science books appeared first on Physics World. 99 Maps to Save the Planet by KATAPULT.

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How an Arizona Medical Anthropologist Uses Oral Histories to Add Depth to Environmental Science

Inside Climate News

Separating people’s lived experiences from scientific data obscures the bigger picture of environmental injustice. With ‘Voices Unheard,’ Denise Moreno-Ramirez enriches research with human stories. By Emma Peterson Denise Moreno-Ramirez grew up in the border town of Nogales, Arizona, living in the U.S.

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CLEE’s New Executive Director

Legal Planet

She is an MIT grad who went to Berkeley for graduate school, where earned a master’s degree in environmental engineering and a PhD from ERG. ERG — more formally the Energy and Resources Group — is Berkeley’s unique, interdisciplinary program spanning economics and social science, environmental science, and engineering.