Assistant Professor Hassaan Khan unveils insights on Karachi’s water resources
At Thursday's Hoch Cunningham Environmental Lecture, Professor Khan discussed the intricate water challenges in Karachi
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Retreating Shorelines: What California Can Teach Us
As climate change brings rising seas, more extreme storms, and increased flooding, coastal communities need to act—or risk disappearing, a new book says
Harnessing Science to Conserve American Wildlife
Lisanne Petracca researches how to rebuild populations of threatened species, from gray wolves and ocelots to tufted puffins
‘Keeping the Urgency Up’ on Climate
From advocating for energy efficiency to organizing youth, Tufts undergraduate Adrian Huq, A24, pushes for change
As Glaciers Melt at an Alarming Pace, a Geologist Reflects on the Legacy of Ice Ages and What the Future May Hold
Tufts Professor Jack Ridge explains what happened when the last ice sheets retreated and what’s going on now with the rapid retreat of glaciers around the world
The Rev. Mariama White-Hammond talks Green New Deal, environmental justice work in Boston
The Fall 2022 Hoch Cunningham Environmental Lecture series began with engaging discussions focused around Boston and beyond
Everything You Wanted to Know About Bees and Other Pollinators
Nick Dorian, AG24, urges us to notice and appreciate the huge variety of bees that surround us, and help them survive and thrive
Watersheds: A Precious Resource for Building Climate Resilience
ENVS alumna Nancy Shrodes, A11 brings to light the stabilizing role of the South Santa Monica Bay Watershed amid deepening drought and climate uncertainty
Chewing Over the Meat Industry’s Future
From grass-fed beef to cellular agriculture, experts rethink the role of animals in the food supply