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Mariel Terebiznik holds a juvenile snapping turtle in the field. The U of T alum is a co-founder of the FREED program. Photo credit: Jasmine Veitch.

Field Research in Ecology and Evolution Diversified (FREED) program ensures BIPOC students have equal opportunities to thrive

November 29, 2022

Field research experience is key to success for many Arts & Science students, and now the Field Research in Ecology and Evolution Diversified (FREED) program, is ensuring those who identify as Black, Indigenous or people of colour have equal opportunities to thrive.

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Professor Miriam Diamond co-winner of the Environmental Science & Technology Best paper award 2021 for a Critical Review

November 21, 2022

Congratulations to Professor Miriam Diamond co-winner of the Environmental Science & Technology “Best paper award” 2021 for a Critical Review - Assessing Human Exposure to SVOCs in Materials, Products, and Articles: A Modular Me

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The Green Energy Transition Has an Extractivism Problem

November 21, 2022

A key component of the current energy transition taking place around the world involves a shift away from our dependence on fossil fuels toward different forms of renewable energy technologies. We’re seeing that trend develop with the uptake of solar and wind power as well as battery storage solutions in many different countries.

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Estimating Traffic Noise Over a Large Urban Area: An Evaluation of Methods

November 18, 2022

Unlike air pollution, traffic-related noise remains unregulated and has been under-studied despite evidence of its deleterious health impacts. To characterize population exposure to traffic noise, both acoustic-based numerical models and data-driven statistical approaches can generate estimates over large urban areas.

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Understanding and addressing the planetary crisis of chemicals and plastics

November 09, 2022

Planetary functions are destabilized by the releases of large quantities and numbers of anthropogenic chemicals, which go beyond planetary boundaries and threaten the safe operating space for humanity.

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Professor Kate Neville awarded the 2022 Britta Baumgarten Memorial Prize

November 07, 2022

Congratulations to Professor Kate Neville whose co-authored article Slow Justice: A Framework for Tracing Diffusion and Legacies of Resistance has been awarded the

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Are carbon markets helping to slow climate change? Maybe.

November 06, 2022

As countries gather in Sharm el-Sheikh next week for the COP27 climate conference, slow progress on promises from the 2015 Paris Agreement has prompted growing alarm.

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Food relief deliveries and urban topologies of pandemic risk in Toronto

November 04, 2022

My first day making emergency food relief deliveries for a volunteer organization based in the Jane Street and Finch Avenue area of Toronto’s northwest took place in April of 2020 amidst the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Purgatory islands and climate death-worlds: Interrogating the journalistic imperative to witness the climate crisis through the lens of war

October 24, 2022

In this article, I examine and critique how the current and predicted future impacts of climate change are often reported on through the aesthetics and discourse of war. I argue that the journalistic imperative to witness climate change is important to consider here.

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Professor Miriam Diamond named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

September 07, 2022

For their achievements in disciplines reflecting the depth and diversity of the Faculty of Arts & Science, five researchers and scholars have been named Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC).

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