We usually think of volcanic eruptions as destructive events—but what if they were a creative force at the same time? A study published this spring in the
Cynthia Wilson, a graduate student in Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, has been named a 2025 Switzer Fellow. The fellowship identifies and nurtures the next generation of leaders dedicated to creating positive environmental change across the public and private sectors.Read more about Cynthia Wilson Named 2025 Switzer Fellow as ESPM Recipient
Farmers across the fertile expanse of northern Italy’s Po Plain have historically relied on snowmelt from the nearby Alps to irrigate their crops. The region grew over the past century into both a critical breadbasket for Italy and one of the largest water users in the European Union.Read more about Irrigation boosts groundwater resilience in northern Italy
A new report co-authored by ESPM professor Paolo D'Odorico will help policymakers better understand the sources, impacts, and future of dust in California.
Professors Sunaura Taylor, Youjin Chung, and Michael Mascarenhas discussed their latest books with Rachel Morello-Frosch during a seminar earlier this semester.Read more about Spring 2024 ESPM faculty book panel
