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Dr. Pinki Mondal on Global Vegetation in a Changing Climate
On July 14th, 2022, Dr. Pinki Mondal from the department of Geography and Spatial Sciences presented virtually on Global Vegetation in a Changing Climate. This was part of the university’s Ocean Currents Lecture Series. While Dr. Mondal has been a part of many...
The Supreme Court Makes a Landmark Ruling Regarding the Environmental Protection Agency
On June 30th, 2022, the United States Supreme Court ruled on the case West Virginia vs. the Environmental Protection Agency. The Court concluded, with a vote of 6-3, that the Environmental Protection Agency does not have the power to implement regulations that will...
New York Times Article Analyzes Worsening Heat Waves
A New York Times article posted on June 24th, 2022 discusses the recent heat wave phenomena around the world and the possible linkage between worsening heat waves and climate change. Read the full article here:...
Interdisciplinary Environmental Research at the Stroud Water Research Center
The mission of the Stroud Water Research Center, an organization based in Avondale, Pennsylvania, is “To advance knowledge and stewardship of freshwater globally through research, education, and restoration work”. The Stroud Water Research Center shares a watershed...
The European Union votes to eliminate gas-powered vehicles by 2035
On June 1st, 2022, The European Union voted to ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035. This vote was anything but unanimous, with 339 members of the parliament voting for the ban and 249 voting against it (Frangoul). Members of the European Union hope that this...
New UDaily Article About Coastal Inundation
Dr. John Callahan, a visiting professor and climatologist, studies coastal inundation on the Mid-Atlantic coast very closely. You can read about his research and findings in this UDaily article:...
The Future of the Blue Economy; The Global Americans Report
UD's Assistant Professor of Energy & Environmental Policy, Kalim Shah, is a member of the Expert Panel and High Level Working Group on Climate Change in the Caribbean of the Global Americans, a think tank that conducts research in Central and Latin America....
Climate Scholars Program Open to Rising Sophomores
Interested in climate change? Want to get involved at UD? The Climate Scholars is a UD Scholars and Fellows program open to students in all majors who are interested in understanding climate change and working on solutions to climate change challenges. Details about...
UD’s 1st Presidential Teach-In on Climate & Sustainability
On May 9, UD will join over 1,000 universities, colleges, K-12 schools, and faith communities for a Worldwide Teach-in on climate, justice, and sustainability. Bard College is leading this worldwide effort through the Open Society University Network. UD's teach-in...
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