My Experience as A Recycling Intern with the Tufts Office of Sustainability
Sustainability student reflects on Recycling Internship
Tufts Environmental Studies Department
Climate change cannot be separated from social justice, panel says
The following piece was submitted by Tufts undergraduate student Sika Gadzanku. At its core, Climate Justice is a social justice and human rights issue. Climate Justice is… Read More »Climate change cannot be separated from social justice, panel says
Flint crisis a tale of democracy hijacked
This post was adapted from an assignment UEP student Elijah Romulus wrote for the Cities in Space, Place, and Time class. The assignment was an… Read More »Flint crisis a tale of democracy hijacked
Sacred Rice: Environmental Change and Structural Uncertainty in West Africa
This week’s Tufts Environmental Studies Lunch & Learn was a presentation by Boston University anthropologist Joanna Davidson on her work in rice farming communities in… Read More »Sacred Rice: Environmental Change and Structural Uncertainty in West Africa
Two Presentations on Sustainable Forestry
This past week, Tufts was host to two guest speakers talking about sustainable forest management. The first, last Monday, was a representative of Mexican reforestation… Read More »Two Presentations on Sustainable Forestry
Sustainable Aquaculture: The Seaweed Industry in New England
On Thursday, the Tufts Environmental Studies department was visited by Lindsay Green, a PhD and researcher focused on seaweed physiology, aquaculture and ecology. Aquaculture refers… Read More »Sustainable Aquaculture: The Seaweed Industry in New England
Tufts ENVS: Communicating Science
This week’s Environmental Studies Lunch & Learn dealt with a topic important to environmental policymaking: Communicating Science. How can a policymaker or news outlet take… Read More »Tufts ENVS: Communicating Science
Mapping Stories of the City: Teaching Environmental Justice
This week’s Lunch & Learn, hosted by the Tufts Environmental Studies department, featured the research of three Tufts students using maps and storytelling to create… Read More »Mapping Stories of the City: Teaching Environmental Justice
China in Latin America: Seeking a Path Toward Sustainable Development
Rebecca Ray, a fellow at the Global Economic Governance Initiative at Boston University, spoke to the weekly Tufts environmental science Lunch and Learn about her… Read More »China in Latin America: Seeking a Path Toward Sustainable Development
Philip Warburg: Solar Power Comes of Age
At this weeks Environmental Studies Department Lunch & Learn, Tufts was visited by environmental advocate and author Philip Warburg, whose new book “Harness The Sun”… Read More »Philip Warburg: Solar Power Comes of Age