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Combining global earth observations and numerical simulations, the successful applicants will explore the sensitivity of terrestrial carbon fluxes to climate extremes. Both projects provide opportunities for developing a wide range of technical skills, such as working on a high-performance computer, processing large data sets, conducting numerical simulations, and carrying out statistical analysis. For complete details click here!

Dr. Orihel and her team of graduate students are involved with the Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup initiative, read about their work in the »ÆÉ«ÊÓƵ Gazette here!

Dr. Hird's comments are included in a Global News piece on single-use plastics in the food service industry. Check out the video clip below:

In the October 13th edition of "The Conversation", Adaku has contributed her thoughts on major contributors to the devastating floods Nigeria has seen in over a decade.

You can also see Adaku's interview (starts at around the 5:45 mark) on  

Dr. David McLagan is looking to fill a couple of positions for his FEWA lab research group!

Our first School Colloquium will take place Thursday, October 20^th from 2:30-4 pm featuring Dr. McLagan on Introducing the FEWA Lab: Fire, Earth, Water, Air (FEWA) Contaminant Biogeochemistry Research Group within the School of Environmental Studies and Dept.

Dr. Barb Zeeb is looking to take on a new Masters student this coming Summer 2023!

If you are interested, click here for more details!

The School of Environmental Studies Student's Choice Professor of the Year Award for the 2021/22 academic year has been jointly awarded to Professors Geof Hall, Diane Orihel and Graham Whitelaw. 

This award is presented by the Environmental Studies Department Student Council and is to recognize a Professor for their Excellence in Teaching.