Interested in climate ed? Harvey Mudd College is hosting a 1.5 day conference Sept 18-19.
We invite presentations describing any form of undergraduate climate education in any discipline, on any topic related to climate change. [the deadline can be flexible just ask]
www.hmc.edu/hixon-center...
"During a time of tremendous environmental fear and uncertainty, we have found, to our immeasurable relief, our master teacher," writes Elizabeth Gilbert of Robin Wall Kimmerer.
Thanks to EGU for this. As the saying goes, either we hang together, or surely we shall hang separately:
www.egu.eu/news/1294/th...
"Make climate literacy a gen ed requirement across higher ed — before it’s too late" - me.
This is my first-ever commentary piece, published today on Ed Source.
edsource.org/2025/make-cl...
Claremont showed up today. There is power in our numbers. It was so good to see so many out there and so many more honking cars passing by.
I would vote for her in a heartbeat. I also think maybe we don’t run women for a while. Americans are clearly not ready.
CSL is a NOAA lab that has been foundational in atmospheric chemistry & air quality science. They are now losing young scientists that are among the best/brightest of the next generation. This degrades not just CSL but our ability to track pollution & protect health.
csl.noaa.gov
I am loving listening to the audiobook version of Ayana’s latest work, What If We Get It Right, which we heard about when she spoke at HMC in 2022. If you aren’t familiar with her, you should be! And she’s a fellow SIO grad!
It’s insane. We live in the upside down.
Predicting the path of tornados, the landfall of hurricanes, or whether it's going to rain next Monday might seem like magic. But it's not. It's the hard work of the people at NOAA who make the impossible possible through science. This is dangerous.
Results from the real-time ASCENT air pollution measurement network, showing high levels of lead and chlorine from the LA building fires
[We operate a site in Denver as part of the same network]
Seven quiet breakthroughs for climate and nature in 2024 you might have missed, from BBC
www.bbc.com/future/artic...
Join Hixon Center faculty & HMC students attending #AGU24 for a reception in Washington D.C. on Thursday, Dec. 12. This is a great opportunity to learn about exciting developments in the Hixon Center for Climate and the Environment & connect with other HMC constituents in the area. uqr.to/hmc-wdc.
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You both look so nice!! Congratulations to Adam!!
Please add me too!
