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Midwest Center for Biodiversity at IU launched at Kent Farm
In a rapidly changing climate, the newly launched Midwest Center for Biodiversity will be the first center dedicated to studying why the Midwest is losing biodiversity.
Research examines pesticide exposure across human-wildlife interactions in Uganda
Indiana University researchers are examining how climate variability and pesticide use in Uganda impacts the interaction between humans and wildlife.
IU institute awarded $5 million to help disadvantaged communities expand tree canopy
Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute will use the grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help disadvantaged communities in Indiana enhance their resilience to climate... Read more about IU institute awarded $5 million to help disadvantaged communities expand tree canopy
IUPUI student’s climate action planning efforts recognized by NSA Crane
McKinney Climate Fellow Matt Trilus played a leading role in researching and drafting a climate action plan for Naval Support Activity Crane, a heavily forested 64,000-acre site in south-central In... Read more about IUPUI student’s climate action planning efforts recognized by NSA Crane
Protecting bodies of water, on campuses and elsewhere, takes everyone’s help
As National Water Quality Month wraps up, we caught up with Michael Dorsett, environmental permit coordinator for Environmental Health and Safety, who works daily to ensure IU protects its campus w... Read more about Protecting bodies of water, on campuses and elsewhere, takes everyone’s help
Ecotourism students practice IUPUI’s green travel tips on trip to Costa Rica
The students traveled throughout the Central American country learning about its sustainable practices and environmental policies while demonstrating how they practiced sustainability on their jour... Read more about Ecotourism students practice IUPUI’s green travel tips on trip to Costa Rica
Assessment of how climate scientists communicate risk shows imperfections, improvements
A new analysis led by an IU professor reveals that the consequences of improving communications about the complex science of future sea-level rise are enormous.
NSF award funds study of carbon-trapping mineral systems
A globally recognized geologist at Indiana University has been awarded over $730,000 from the National Science Foundation to study geochemical processes that naturally remove carbon dioxide from th... Read more about NSF award funds study of carbon-trapping mineral systems
Mosquito and tick season: IU expert shares tips on how to stay safe
IU partners with the Indiana Department of Health to gather information about the prevalence of illnesses spread by mosquitoes and ticks in Indiana.
4 ways to celebrate Earth Day every day
With Earth Day approaching on April 22, IU’s Environmental Health and Safety experts share everyday tips to keep our campus environments safe and healthy.
