Our Latest Newsletter |
Making the World Happier |
Our Alumni: Isabel Heard |
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Our Fall 2023 Newsletter is out! Happy 25th Birthday BSE! Read messages from the Principal, Provost, Director and Alumni, and much more! |
Professor Christopher Barrington-Leigh spoke to the McGill Reporter on United Nations International Day of Happiness about learning how to make the world happier. |
Bieler alumna Isabel Heard is hired as Sustainability Specialist by New York City's Javits Convention Center. |
Flying Cars? Not So Fast |
Our Alumni: Eve Fraser |
Small green spaces to cool the city |
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Bieler Professor Kevin Manaugh was interviewed by The McGill Tribune about seeing transport as more than a technical problem to be solved with technical solutions, but rather as a social and equity issue. |
Bieler alumna and BURA Award recipient Eve Fraser publishes article on "fast fashion" industry, goes on to Master's Degree in Environment at Oxford University (UK). |
Bieler Professor Raja Sengupta was interviewed by CBC News about his research on how small green spaces can lower high temperatures exacerbated by the urban heat island effect. |
Enabling climate action among teens |
Freshwater biodiversity loss out of sight, out of mind |
Elena Bennett elected to the National Academy of Sciences |
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Bieler School of Environment student Zoë Deskin participates in Climate Action Lab initiative, mentoring high school students across Canada, for positive climate action. |
Prof. Anthony Ricciardi argues that COP15 can serve as a catalyst for changing how society regards the rich, precarious diversity of life in our lakes, rivers and wetlands. |
“It is honestly thrilling and a little stunning to be elected to the National Academy of Sciences. It is an amazing honour,” says Professor Bennett. |
McGill professors launch interactive sustainability dashboard for Montreal |
Measuring the social impact of disruptive weather using A.I. |
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Sus is an interactive and fully bilingual sustainability dashboard for the Montreal urban area, created by three McGill researchers and their team. |
Bieler Professors Frédéric Fabry and Renee Sieber are awarded Audace Grant by the Government of Quebec to study the social impact of disruptive weather events using artificial intelligence |
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