“Climate Change as Strategic Opportunity: Imagination, Responsibility, and Community” - Kari Norgaard, DEPT. of Sociology, U. of Oregon Climate change poses profound ecological, social and political crises, but also opportunities […]
“Can Groundwater Feed the World? It’s All About Time” - kip solomon, geology & geophysics, u of utah Groundwater reservoirs are being increasingly used for agricultural expansion, but our understanding […]
“Water Scarcity, Governance, and Adaptation in Western Transboundary River Basins” - Edella Schlager, School of Government & Public Policy, University of Arizona How social and political adaptation to existing and anticipated […]
“Entanglements: artistic strategies for complex ecologies” Sarah Kanouse, Department of Art + Design, Northeastern University This talk presents several recent and in-progress ecologically-themed artworks by the speaker, outlining the critical and […]
“Climate Change at the Natural History Museum: Research and Interpretation” Sarah George, Executive Director, Natural History Museum of Utah