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New course provides students with tools to understand and respond to climate crisis

November 19, 2024

Confronting the Climate Crisis, a new course launching in January 2025, aims to give undergraduate students a clear-eyed understanding of the seriousness and urgency of the climate crisis and the tools to deal with that understanding, psychologically, politically, and so

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Convergence and divergence of rhetoric and frames in faith-based and secular environmentalism

November 12, 2024

Professor Tanhum Yoreh published Convergence and divergence of rhetoric and frames in faith-based and secular environmentalism.

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The net zero wave: identifying patterns in the uptake and robustness of national and corporate net zero targets 2015–2023

November 04, 2024

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A new report from the Toronto Climate Observatory, a research hub based at the School of the Environment, University of Toronto, has calculated that Toronto’s largest financial institutions were responsible for over $1.43 trillion CAD ($1.1 trillion USD)

New Report: Bay Street’s Carbon Footprint Rivals Nations

October 08, 2024

(Toronto, October 8, 2024) – Toronto’s top financial institutions financed over $1.43 trillion CAD ($1.1 trillion USD) in fossil fuel companies in 2022, contributing to at least 1.44 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions- nearly twice the total emissions of Canada, and nearly 100 times the total emissions of the City of Toro

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COVID-19 and protection measures adopted in rural amazon communities during the first months of the pandemic

September 27, 2024

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Objectives: To analyze the evolution of COVID-19 in rural populations of Loreto and Ucayali in the early stage of the pandemic.

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Inaugural Toronto Climate Summer School shows students that climate change is happening in their own backyard

September 23, 2024

“Many people think that climate change is still in the future or is only affecting far off places — and that’s simply not true,” says Robert Soden, an assistant professor in the Faculty of Arts & Science’s Department of Computer Science and School of the

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Kariuki Kirigia recipient of the 2023-24 Connaught New Researcher Award

September 12, 2024

Kariuki Kirigia, Assistant Professor, School of the Environment, and African Studies Centre was the recipient of the 2023-24 Connaught New Researcher Award for his project Promises of Property: Land Dispossession on an African Indigenous Fro

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$3.9M NSERC-SSRHC Sustainable Agriculture Research Initiative grant

September 05, 2024

Michael Classens, assistant professor – teaching stream, and undergraduate associate director at the School of the Environment was a successful co-applicant on a $3.9M

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Governance gaps and accountability traps in renewables extractivism

July 29, 2024

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Explaining green industrial policy in an age of globalization

July 18, 2024

Governments are increasingly using industrial policy to develop low-carbon economic sectors and catalyse the energy transition. A recent study provides a framework to explain why governments adopt different types of green industrial policy, depending on industry position in the global supply chain and types of uncertainty.

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