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Students green Chicago restaurants in new environmental economics course
The University's Office of Sustainability reports on the latest initiative from PGE and the Environment, Agriculture and Food group.
What is Red in Hungary's 2010 Red Sludge Disaster?
Sociologist Zsuzsa Gille addressed the political background and implications of the toxic spill that has devastated Hungary's countryside.
After the Floods: Pakistan's Double Jeopardy
The country is going through a defining moment, says visiting security analyst.
(Chicago Tribune) Chicago made its river and turned it into an invasive species highway. Now, we need to fix it.
PGE lecturer Reuben Keller says we'll need big ideas to tackle the growing problem of invasive species.
Educators and Researchers Gather for Summer Teacher Institute on Fresh Water Issues
From Turkish dams to Asian carp, the Summer Teacher Institute taught educators how water, and the lack of it, is shaping our future.
