Professor Deborah Lawrence: The rainforests hold the key to taming El Niño’s destruction
Department scientists develop new method for funding coastal restoration
How have footprints of livestock sector changed in 50 years? Researchers identify environmental tradeoffs of livestock
Professor Jim Galloway will receive the Thomas Jefferson Award for Conservation from VA Museum of Natural History
News release:
Awardees named for 29th annual Thomas Jefferson Awards
Virginia Museum of Natural History statewide event to be held March 24 at the historic Wayne Theater in Waynesboro, Virginia
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (January 8, 2016) – The Virginia Museum of Natural History in Martinsville has announced the award recipients for its 29th annual Thomas Jefferson Awards ceremony to be held Thursday, March 24, 2016 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the historic Wayne Theater in Waynesboro, Virginia.
Advanced Computing for Earth Sciences workshop/internship application (co-sponsored by ARCS, NASA, and EVSC) due 3/1/2016
In-depth review of Professor Vivian Thomson’s 2014 book, Sophisticated Interdependence in Climate Policy, pronounces it “compelling” with “important insights,” “allowing us to call the option offense on climate policy.”
Prof. Reidenbach and colleagues awarded $1 million research grant from NSF to study neural and cognitive systems in marine organisms as part of the BRAIN Initiative
Professor James Galloway and Elizabeth Castner helped develop the Bay Footprint Tool to assess your impact on nutrient pollution in the Chesapeake Bay
Prof. James Galloway to Participate in “Our Ocean” Conference
EVSC Professor James Galloway will be one of the scenesetters for a session on “Stemming the Tide of Ocean Pollution” at the “Our Ocean” conference on Friday Sept. 16, 2016 in Washington D.C.
Other speakers at the conference include President Barak Obama, Secretary of State John Kerry and a host of leaders and senior diplomats from other countries.
The link to the conference web site is: http://ourocean2016.org
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