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Climate Culture & Language

Nat M. Zorach December 7, 2022December 7, 2022 0 Comments Agnieszka Żulewska, climate, climate change, climate fiction, doomsday glacier, Erin Brockovich, film, how high we go in the dark, Jakub Marczak, Jaśmina Tremer, mckinsey, poland, rocky mountain institute, sequoia nagamatsu, solarpunk, streaming services, thwaites glacier, Tomasz Schuchardt, wielka woda, Wroclaw, you forgot about poland

Wielka Woda: Climate Future Through Historical Fiction

A new Polish-language Netflix series explores the catastrophic 1997 floods of Central Europe through a tightly-crafted, intense drama. Is it just fiction? Or is it cautionary?

Cities & Urban Planning Michigan Public transit Transit infrastructure

Nat M. Zorach April 15, 2021April 15, 2021 0 Comments britta gross, decarbonize transportation, DNR, EGLE, electric vehicles, electrification, electrification of transportation, GHG, greenhouse gas emissions, internal combustion engine, judd herzer, la croix, mdot, Michigan DNR, Michigan EGLE, oil and gas, parsons brinckerhoff, RMI, rocky mountain institute, subaru, todd scott, who killed the electric car, whole foods, wsp

New EGLE Workgroup Wants To Decarbonize Transportation… With Cars

A new statewide workgroup convened by the Michigan Department of Energy, Great Lakes, and Environment, or EGLE, kicked off yesterday

Energy Environment Sustainability

Nat M. Zorach March 10, 2021March 10, 2021 0 Comments advanced photon source, AFSCME, ANL, APS, argonne national lab, brook abegaz, bry osmonson, cameron mccarthy, cannabis, charles oladimeji, chicago, chicago navy pier, electrification coalition, energy, energy research, george crabtree, hemp, ian munroe, ICF, ignacio bañarez sánchez, JCESR, joint center for energy storage research, junli li, kelly osterman, kelsey zlevor, KPG, kunal sahasrabuddhe, lemont illinois, london school of economics, loyola university chicago, lynn trahey, maram falk, Nat Zorach, o'hare airport, richard j. daley, RMI, robert matthew ireland, rocky mountain institute, SISE, summer institute on sustainability and energy, sustainability, texas instruments, thomas alaan, UIC, UIC SISE, university of illinois chicago, virginia whorley, will drier

Best Nerds Studio, the UIC SISE Podcast, Launches After Six Years

On Sunday, I had the opportunity and privilege to co-host the inaugural podcast of the Summer Institute on Sustainability and

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