Bridging the Climate Science-Practice Divide through Community Engaged Research: Insights from the Caribbean
LENGTH ・ 59:14Kevon Rhiney, the 2023-2024 Currie C. and Thomas A. Barron Visiting Professor in the Environment and the Humanities and visiting professor of HMEI, Anthropology, and African American Studies, presented “Bridging the Climate Science-Practice Divide through Community Engaged Research: Insights…
Projecting Flooding by Bringing the Physical Processes Back in the Flood Frequency Analysis
LENGTH ・ 55:33Gabriele Villarini, professor of civil and environmental engineering and the High Meadows Environmental Institute, presented “Projecting Flooding by Bringing the Physical Processes Back in the Flood Frequency Analysis.” Villarini was the third speaker in the spring 2024 HMEI Faculty…
Underground H2 Storage and Natural Production: Pathways to Energy Decarbonization
LENGTH ・ 57:10Catherine Peters, the George J. Magee Professor of Geological Engineering and professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, presented “Underground H2 Storage and Natural Production: Pathways to Energy Decarbonization.” Peters was the second speaker in the spring 2024 HMEI…
Towards Understanding Interdependence of the Climate and Biodiversity Crises
LENGTH ・ 59:43Steve Pacala, the Frederick D. Petrie Professor in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Emeritus, presented “Towards Understanding Interdependence Of The Climate And Biodiversity Crises.” Pacala was the first speaker in the spring 2024 HMEI Faculty Seminar Series. Decades of…
Where there is Fire, there is Smoke: Effects on Air Pollution and Mental Health in Canada
LENGTH ・ 55:28Janet Currie, the Henry Putnam Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, presented “Where there is Fire, there is Smoke: Effects on Air Pollution and Mental Health in Canada.” Currie was the final speaker in the fall 2023 HMEI…
Visuality Against the Anthropocene: Landscape Vision and Things That Do Not See
LENGTH ・ 58:14Rachael DeLue, professor of art and archaeology and American studies, presented “Visuality Against the Anthropocene: Landscape Vision and Things That Do Not See.” DeLue was the third speaker in the fall 2023 HMEI Faculty Seminar Series. Defined broadly as…
Mysteries and Challenges of Agricultural Emissions to the Atmosphere
LENGTH ・ 54:27Mark Zondlo, professor of civil and environmental engineering, presented “Mysteries and Challenges of Agricultural Emissions to the Atmosphere.” Zondlo was the second speaker in the fall 2023 HMEI Faculty Seminar Series. Agriculture is one of the largest sectors…
Ocean Spray Aerosol Emissions: From Salt to Microplastics
LENGTH ・ 57:03Luc Deike, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and the High Meadows Environmental Institute, will present “Ocean Spray Aerosol Emissions: From Salt to Microplastics.” Deike was the first speaker in the fall 2023 HMEI Faculty Seminar Series.…