Gund Institute for Environment
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The Gund Institute for Environment at the University of Vermont mobilizes researchers and decision-makers to understand and tackle global environmental challenges. Our site: uvm.edu/gund Community guidelines: https://go.uvm.edu/igal9
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As healthcare confronts novel 21st-century challenges and patients face climate-change-induced issues, what will healthcare look like?

FRIDAY: John Balbus of Climate Care Consulting, LLC shares possible solutions to these multifaceted challenges.

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Events | The University of Vermont
The Gund Institute for Environment hosts speakers and other events throughout the spring and fall semesters. We welcome you to join us.
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As we navigate a complex world, can a systems-based approach yield needed insights for challenging times?

FRIDAY: Marta Ceroni of the Academy for Systems Change invites us to use systems thinking to "dance" our way through our current world's complexities.

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Events | The University of Vermont
The Gund Institute for Environment hosts speakers and other events throughout the spring and fall semesters. We welcome you to join us at the following events:
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This Thursday: Polish National Academy of Sciences geomorphologists Dr. Ania Zielonka and Dr. Hanna Hajdukiewicz discuss river floodplain dynamics and plastic pollution.

📍Aiken 311, 2-3 pm
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River Floodplain Dynamics and Plastic Pollution
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Will you be at hashtag#ClimateWeek? Please join us at these events!
Register for Wednesday's event: go.uvm.edu/fyu61
Register for Thursday's event: go.uvm.edu/pxkio
A flyer for two upcoming events at Climate Week. The first is a networking happy hour and the second is an event featuring talks about a report on biodiversity, water, food and health.
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Since the Covid-19 pandemic, collaboration efforts among planetary health workers have expanded. What have these endeavors to strengthen interdisciplinary pursuits yielded?

FRIDAY: Dr. Elizabeth Daut discusses what's been accomplished, and what's still needed.

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Events | The University of Vermont
The Gund Institute for Environment hosts speakers and other events throughout the spring and fall semesters. We welcome you to join us at the following events:
go.uvm.edu
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As we celebrate National Postdoc Appreciation Week, we want to take a moment to acknowledge our amazing postdoctoral fellows and their impactful research.

From agriculture to climate change, our postdocs are providing sustainable solutions to environmental challenges, every day.

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A poster with the text "National Postdoctoral Appreciation Week" around a collection of headshots of Gund Institute postdocs.
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Will you be at #ClimateWeek? Please join us at these events!

Register for Wednesday's event: go.uvm.edu/fyu61
Register for Thursday's event: go.uvm.edu/pxkio
A flyer for upcoming events at Climate Week, including a science and policy networking happy hour and a lecture event.
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What have scientists learned about Greenland's past from a column of soil pulled from beneath nearly a mile of ice? And what warnings about the future does this ancient soil contain?

SUNDAY: The Memory of Darkness, Light, and Ice: Film Screening and Q&A
5pm to 7pm, Davis Center
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The Memory of Darkness, Light, and Ice: Film Screening and Q&A
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Will you be at #ClimateWeek? Please join us at these events!
A flyer detailing upcoming events at Climate Week. There is a happy hour on September 24 and talks on September 25.
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Who's stepping forward to take up global conservation work? What opportunities lie ahead as new, international efforts coalesce?

FRIDAY: former USAID Center for Natural Environment Director Cynthia Gill discusses current and future global conservation efforts.

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Events | The University of Vermont
The Gund Institute for Environment hosts speakers and other events throughout the spring and fall semesters. We welcome you to join us at the following events:
go.uvm.edu
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How are American farmers responding to climate change and its cultural effects? How might their choices affect surrounding ecosystems?

FRIDAY: Eric Lonsdorf of @emoryuniversity.bsky.social presents research at the intersection of ecology and social values.

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Gund Events | The University of Vermont
The Gund Institute for Environment hosts speakers and other events throughout the spring and fall semesters. We welcome you to join us at the following events:
go.uvm.edu
gundinstitute.bsky.social
As summer heat hangs on in many American cities, the "urban heat island" effect is hard to escape.

But smaller communities may also experience heat-related challenges. @uvmvermont.bsky.social prof. Elizabeth Doran discusses ameliorating extreme heat effects in towns of every size:
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Not Just Big Cities: Heat Island Effect Plagues Small Communities Too | Gund Institute for Environment | The University of Vermont
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When flood and hurricanes strike, who leaves, and what do they bring with them? Not just boxes of belongings, as it turns out.

Wealthier households leave affected communities at higher rates, and income migration may follow climate disasters:
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Study: Wealthy Americans Flee Floods and Hurricanes, Driving Income Migration | Gund Institute for Environment | The University of Vermont
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Innovative solutions are helping Vermont’s farmers boost their income and protect the environment—from cleaner waterways to renewable energy with potato peels. Discover how @gundinstitute.bsky.social UVM researchers are shaping a greener future. Read ⬇️
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Research for Vermont: Multitasking Agriculture Research Benefits Nature, Vermonters | Gund Institute for Environment | The University of Vermont
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New @uvmvermont.bsky.social research finds transparency, follow-through, and visible progress on large-scale flood mitigation projects matter when it comes to getting homeowners to invest in their own flood mitigation projects.

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Consistent Flood Project Follow Through Key to Empowering Homeowners, UVM Study Finds | Gund Institute for Environment | The University of Vermont
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At @uvmvermont.bsky.social's Borderview Research Farm in Alburgh, Gund Fellow Heather Darby and colleagues seek to help Vermont's farmers thrive in a changing climate.

Learn more about their research, from vegetables to fibers to grass, in this @wcax.com story: go.uvm.edu/npfrs
The natural wonders of Alburgh
Alburgh is the most northwesterly town in Vermont -- a peninsula extending from the border of Canada into Lake Champlain.
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