S.J. Quinney College of Law Dean Elizabeth Kronk Warner will discuss her research at the intersection of environmental and Indian law. 4pm | 210 ASB
Problems seldom come without opportunities, creating probletunities to address. Each month, we’ll facilitate conversations that explore campus sustainability probletunities in an effort to develop practical, innovative, and equitable solutions with campus stakeholders. Join us; all are welcome to attend. Sponsored by the Sustainability Office, Global Change & Sustainability Center, and Facilities
The Kem Gardner Policy Institute just released the Utah Roadmap to assist with legislative policy making to improve air quality and address causes and impacts of a changing climate. The GCSC will host a presentation on the draft roadmap by Dr. Logan Mitchell, a member of the technical advisory committee for the project, on January 23 […]
“Focusing events” are “sudden shocks” that grab the public’s attention, potentially resulting in political action. Carlisle will look at how even a slow-moving disaster, like drought, can have a big impact.
Hilary Swain has been the Executive Director of Archbold Expeditions since 1995, directing activities at Archbold Biological Station. Her research interests are in the application of conservation biology to preserve design, land management, and planning for natural communities and endangered species.