Allan Hruska, an expert in international development, has joined SEAS as a lecturer. With over thirty years of global experience leading, researching, teaching, and advising at universities, the United Nations, NGOs, civil society, and funding organizations, including USAID, Hruska brings a wealth of knowledge about issues related to sustainability and development. We asked him five questions to learn more about his work and why he's excited to join SEAS.
SEAS master's student Sarah Meadows discusses a new climate target that former President Biden set just a month before leaving office. She discusses the details of the target, which would bring a 61-66 percent reduction in 2035 from 2005 levels in economy-wide net greenhouse gas emissions, as well as the potential to make progress toward the goal under the Trump administration.
SEAS master's student Sarah Meadows discusses a new climate target that former President Biden set just a month before leaving office. She discusses the details of the target, which would bring a 61-66 percent reduction in 2035 from 2005 levels in economy-wide net greenhouse gas emissions, as well as the potential to make progress toward the goal under the Trump administration.
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.