Regional
Dec 16, 2024
A new $500,000 project will partner with coastal communities in the Great Lakes and South Central regions to assess flood risks and vulnerabilities and encourage more equitable and inclusive stormwater planning. The project aims to integrate the voices of historically marginalized populations directly into stormwater vulnerability assessments. The project is being led by NOAA’s Great Lakes CAP Team (GLISA) at SEAS.
Global
Dec 17, 2024
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held its 29th Conference of Parties, or COP29, in Baku, Azerbaijan, November 11-22, 2024. SEAS sent one student delegate, Emily Stuller, to attend the international conference. Stuller, who is specializing in Sustainable Systems, says she left feeling energized and inspired by the powerful, impactful initiatives being driven forward by the participants who are passionate about creating a greener world.
National
Dec 17, 2024
SEAS Associate Professor Meha Jain is the recipient of the S&R Evermay’s Kuno Award for the Social Good, a biennial award of $100,000 designed specifically to support female-identifying social innovators using scientific research and principles to address modern-day problems.
SEAS Perspectives
Dec 6, 2024
A new blog post co-authored by current SEAS student Emily Stuller and SEAS graduate Caleb Milliken (MS ’22) discusses climate-smart agriculture (CSA) and how CSA labeling and certification programs can alert consumers that food is produced in a climate-smart way.
Faculty in the Media
December 20, 2024
December 20, 2024
Alumni in the News
Dec 19, 2024
SEAS alumna Amy Emmert (MS/MSEd ‘03), who specialized in Behavior, Education and Communication, is the director of education at the Belle Isle Conservancy in Detroit.
