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McGill Launches Climate and Sustainability Action Plan

Published: 19Jan2018

The Bull & Bear | December 29, 2017...

McGill outlines plan to reach Carbon neutrality by 2040

Published: 19Jan2018

McGill Tribune | December 6, 2017...

Proliferation and Control of Multi-Drug Resistant 'Superbugs' in Municipal Wastewater Treatment

18Sep201717:30
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The seminar is being organized by Dr. Pedro Alvarez, Rice University, as a part of his work as a Scholar-in-Residence at TISED, McGill University.

Changing weather extremes - why it isn’t an “alternative fact”

30Aug201717:30
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Come join us for a free seminar by Dr. Francis Zwiers on climate science and "alternative facts," sponsored by the Trottier Chair in Sustainability in Engineering and Design. 

Opportunities and Challenges for Advanced Materials in Water Treatment and Reuse

28Aug201717:45
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Quantification and Identification of Nanoparticles in Consumer Products and the Environment

27Jun201711:00
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A free TISED-hosted seminar by Dr. Frank von der Kammer (Senior Scientist, University of Vienna) | no registration required! 

Launch of the EASAC policy report on “Valuing Dedicated Storage in Electricity Grids”

Published: 22Jun2017

The article below provides insights from Dr. Mark O'Malley, an ICUF Visiting Professor with McGill University's Trottier Institute for Sustainability in Engineering and Design (TISED). Dr. O'Malley...

The role of the Electrode Surface in Solar-Driven Pyridine-Catalyzed CO2 Reduction

21Jun201713:00
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The design of new technologies that shift U.S. power consumption away from fossil fuels toward sustainable alternatives must take into account the nation's large-scale need for stored chemical...

Jet fuel from H2O, CO2 and solar energy

5May201710:30
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On behalf of Professor Jeff Bergthorson, the Alternative Fuels Lab (AFL) at McGill University invites you to a free talk by Aldo Steinfeld (ETH Zurich) 

Energy Systems Integration: a multidisciplinary global imperative for a low-carbon society

2May201717:30
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An obvious path to a low-carbon economy requires a simultaneous increase in the penetration of variable renewable energy sources and an increase in the efficiency of the energy system overall.

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