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AIRID and CCASS organize University of Arizona COP28 Delegation

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Roger Palmenberg: From Data to Double Dutch

Nov. 30, 2023

Roger Palmenberg is a second-year student at the University of Arizona studying statistics and data science in, but that is just the beginning of his interests. A professional athlete, and musician and an environmental advocate, Palmenberg talks about how everyone -- regardless of there field of study or hobbies -- can care for the Earth.

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Roger Palmenberg jumping rope outside

Aquatic Oasis

Nov. 30, 2023

Conserving and restoring habitat for desert fish, insects and amphibians to thrive.

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Students use nets to sample insects in Santa Cruz.

Faculty Feature: David Pietz

Nov. 27, 2023

Professor David Pietz is a leading expert in Chinese history and the UNESCO Chair in Environmental History at the University of Arizona. In this Q&A session, Dr. Pietz discusses China's contemporary environmental challenges, which are shaped by resource constraints and rapid economic growth that bear some similarities to the environmental issues faced in Arizona. 

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Painting of Da Yu

Samantha Araya: Innovator and Advocate

Nov. 3, 2023

Samantha Araya is a junior in the University of Arizona Eller College of Management. Inspired by her upbringing in Costa Rica, Araya strives to integrate sustainability throughout her personal life while also advocating for environmentally conscious behavior among her peers.

In this Q&A, Araya explores her interests in technology and how she believes everyone has a role to play in protecting our environment and natural resources.

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Samantha Araya upside down on a zip line in the tree canopy

Crafting a Green Halloween

Oct. 17, 2023

Halloween season is finally here! If you've been pondering your choice of costume or decor, this year we’re inviting you to be mindful of our environmental footprint and explore sustainable alternatives.

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Faculty Feature: Beth Tellman

Oct. 8, 2023

Assistant Professor of Geography Beth Tellman is one of eight Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy Fellows this year. In this Q&A, Tellman talks about strengthening flood resilience and community rebuilding, using data to address injustices in flood mitigation infrastructure, and promoting a justice-centered approach to environmental challenges.

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Beth Tellman

Shannon Taylor: Bringing Traditional Ecological Knowledge to conservation and cartography

Sept. 25, 2023

Shannon Taylor, White Mountain Apache and Navajo, is a junior studying Geographic Information Systems Technology. In this Q&A, she discusses how she hopes to apply Traditional Ecological Knowledge along with GIS and cartography to help with Native American communities' conservation efforts, historic preservation, land management and other tribal environmental issues.

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Faculty Feature: Zack Guido

Aug. 19, 2023

Zack Guido is the Director of AIR’s International Programs, who unravels the intricate interplay between resilience and adaptability in the face of environmental stressors. In this Q&A, Guido delves into his collaboration with communities to bolster their climate resilience, advocating for the integration of weather and climate information into decision-making processes. He explores the pivotal connection between resilience work and pressing matters of social justice and equity, shedding light on the importance of actively involving marginalized communities in research.

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Grace Adams: Shifting campus culture toward sustainability and stewardship

Aug. 3, 2023

Grace Adams is a senior studying Environmental Science with an emphasis on Leadership, Sustainability, and Communication. As the outreach and communications team lead for Compost Cats and through her other various activities, Adams has worked to shift the UArizona campus culture toward sustainability and environmental stewardship.

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Grace Adams as one of the drum majors of the University’s premier marching band, the Pride of Arizona.

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