Environmental and Sustainability Studies: Recent Episodes
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Videos for the Environmental and Sustainability Studies Program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
Solve Climate by 2030 is part of Bard College’s Worldwide Teach-In—a coordinated effort to empower meaningful, locally-oriented, and fair solutions to climate change within the decade. This year's event centers on equity and the role it plays in climate change and environmental issues.
This is the final presentation given by the Lincoln Socioeconomic Team #2 of the Spring 2022 section of Project Energy Nebraska. The presentation provides an overview of the project and the contributions made by this team throughout the semester. Project Energy Nebraska constitutes one section of the ENVR 319 course that collaborates with ICLEI and Conservation Nebraska to complete emissions-related projects for Nebraska cities. The cities involved in Project Energy Nebraska in Spring 2022 were Lincoln and Norfolk.
This is the final presentation given by the Lincoln Socioeconomic Team #1 of the Spring 2022 section of Project Energy Nebraska. The presentation provides an overview of the project and the contributions made by this team throughout the semester. Project Energy Nebraska constitutes one section of the ENVR 319 course that collaborates with ICLEI and Conservation Nebraska to complete emissions-related projects for Nebraska cities. The cities involved in Project Energy Nebraska in Spring 2022 were Lincoln and Norfolk.
This is the final presentation given by the Lincoln Natural Climate Team of the Spring 2022 section of Project Energy Nebraska. The presentation provides an overview of the project and the contributions made by this team throughout the semester. Project Energy Nebraska constitutes one section of the ENVR 319 course that collaborates with ICLEI and Conservation Nebraska to complete emissions-related projects for Nebraska cities. The cities involved in Project Energy Nebraska in Spring 2022 were Lincoln and Norfolk.
This is the final presentation given by the Communication & Social Education Team of the Fall 2021 section of Project Energy Nebraska. The presentation provides an overview of the project and the contributions made by the Communication & Social Education Team throughout the semester.
Project Energy Nebraska constitutes one section of the ENVR 319 course that collaborates with ICLEI and Conservation Nebraska to create greenhouse gas inventories for Nebraska cities. The cities involved in Project Energy Nebraska in Fall 2021 were Norfolk and Grand Island.