Environmental Science Archive
Kristy Hopfensperger, Northern Kentucky University – One Milkweed at a Time
On Northern Kentucky University Week: Want to help out the butterflies? Plant some milkweed. Kristy Hopfensperger,
30/6/2021
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Nadia Singh, University of Oregon – How Organisms Cope with Environment Change
Can environment play a role in the diversity of offspring? Nadia Singh, associate professor of biology
27/4/2021
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Beth Feingold, University at Albany – Food Waste
On University at Albany Week: How do we waste less food? Beth Feingold, associate professor in
15/2/2021
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Hao Huang, Scripps College – Tradition and Environmentalism in Bali: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
On Scripps College Week: The environment we have today will nurture future generations. Hao Huang, professor
1/2/2021
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Betsy Stoner, Bentley University – Microplastics
On Bentley University Week: There’s even more plastic in the ocean than we think. Betsy Stoner,
15/1/2021
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Theodora Pinou, Western Connecticut State University – Teaching the Environment
How do we teach students about the environment in a meaningful way? Theodora Pinou, professor of
27/10/2020
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Kevin Woo, SUNY Empire University – The Importance of Urban Ecology and Conservation
Marine mammals can be biomarkers for the health of an ecosystem. Kevin Woo, associate professor of
29/7/2020
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Christine Biermann, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs – Molecular Analysis is Revolutionizing Native Trout Conservation
On University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Week: Some of our native species might not always be
15/6/2020
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Philip Sirianni, SUNY Oneonta – The Result of Taxing Carbon Emissions
On SUNY Oneonta Sustainability Week: What happens when carbon emissions are taxed? Philip Sirianni, associate professor
12/6/2020
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James Mills, SUNY Oneonta – Pilgrimages Could Save the Environment
On SUNY Oneonta Sustainability Week: Pilgrimages could save the environment. James Mills, assistant professor of geography
11/6/2020
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