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Stephen Bede Scharper Fellowship established

January 05, 2021

A graduate student fellowship has been created in Professor Stephen Scharper‘s name.

Professor Steve Easterbrook with Divest Canada Coalition calls for nationwide blanket divestment from fossil fuels at universities

October 20, 2020

Steve Easterbrook, Director of the School of Environment at U of T and a professor at the Department of Computer Science who is researching the applications of computer science and software engineering to the challenge of the climate crisis, wrote to The Varsity about U of T’s lack of action toward the issue.

Professor Jessica Green is featured in the article “The Real Deal About Corporations’ Climate Plans”

September 28, 2020

The first step to understanding corporate climate plans is that all your reasons to be skeptical are almost certainly valid. Large corporations are driven by one goal: trying to separate you from your money. And they have traditionally done that in one way.

Can Gen Z save the planet? Professor Jessica Green has some thoughts

September 25, 2020

In the Refinery 29 article Can Gen Z Save The Planet? 5 Young Activists Open Up About What Drives Them, Professor Jessica speaks the eco-anxiety facing young activists.

Professor Beth Savan in the New York Times on whether Canada’s cycling boom will last

September 18, 2020

Dr. Savan has noticed in recent months that the lines between recreational and transportation uses of bikes are blurring, another sign that the national interest in cycling might persist. “People will now take a nice route to go on their errands to get some exercise or some pleasure along the way,” she said.

Professors Steve Easterbrook and Miriam Diamond on the effects of climate change on air quality

September 14, 2020

Professors Steve Easterbrook and Miriam Diamond speak to the effects of climate change on air quality in the Toronto Star article

School of the Environment launching first standalone graduate degree

March 09, 2020

Already home to a range of robust undergraduate programs and two interdisciplinary

Should Canadians carry a carbon card? Professors Steve Easterbrook and Jessica Green comment on carbon rationing

December 18, 2019

Steve Easterbook, director of the University of Toronto’s School of the Environment, said rationing “in some form or another” is inevitable because today’s solutions – such as the carbon tax and emissions trading schemes — don’t go far enough to adequately curb emissions.

Professor Steve Easterbrook on the warning from 11,000 scientists of a climate emergency

November 07, 2019

An international consortium of more than 11,000 scientists is backing a study with a dire warning: Earth is facing a climate emergency.

2,500 students, faculty petition U of T to cancel classes for Friday’s climate strike

September 25, 2019

Steve Easterbrook, signatory and professor in U of T’s department of computer science, said many faculty members have worked for years on research related to environment, climate, sustainability and social justice.

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