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Registration is open for the 2025 Climate Solutions Symposium! climate.psu.edu/what-we-do/c…
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New research from EME's Arash Dahi Taleghani shows that geothermal heat in depleted wells can improve the efficiency of compressed-air energy storage — one of the potential storage solutions for renewable energy sources. ow.ly/QJgh50Vi9RE
#RenewableEnergy #Geothermal
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Looking forward to this event spotlighting the role and impact of research and how it relates to Penn State's land-grant mission. Talk is Monday (3.24) and open to the public. @kump_lee
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Please join us on March 20 from noon–1:30p to hear Sophie Webber, senior lecturer and Australian Research Council DECRA Research Fellow in Geography at the University of Sydney, discuss climate finance. forms.office.com/Pages/Respo…
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Mark your calendars! The Climate Solutions Symposium will be held from May 19-20 at the Penn State Hotel & Conference Center. This year's event will feature SSRI cofunds during various panels and talks.
More Info ➡️ buff.ly/4icf5dX
Learn about one of the five new workshops announced for 2025: Examining the challenges in rural Appalachia around substance use disorder, which are further compounded by frequent climate-related disasters.
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On Friday, the Penn State Climate Consortium hosted a panel discussion with Inuit leaders from Inukjuak, Canada to discuss the changing Arctic.
More information on their visit and the related film, "A Century after Nanook": psu.edu/news/penn-state-clim…
Learn about 1 of 5 new workshops announced for 2025: This project explores Indigenous & female-led nature-based climate solutions as alternatives to market-based carbon offset schemes, emphasizing equitable & sustainable carbon removal. climate.psu.edu/what-we-do/c…
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Reminder: Join us for the February Climate Conversations Café where Inuit leaders will discuss the challenges of a rapidly changing Arctic.
🗓️ Feb. 28
🕦 11:30a–1p
📍 Hintz Family Alumni Center
🆓 No cost and open to public
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Learn about one of the five new workshops announced for 2025:
This workshop will focus on co-designing resilient communities to enhance coping capacity with floods and heat, environmental health, and climate justice.
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Meet Energy and Sustainability Policy student Rubain Henry. He wants to use his 📹 to raise awareness about environmental policy. ow.ly/p35Y50V4rhk
#WeAre #Sustainability #ClimateChange
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In its second year, the Climate Solutions Accelerator has awarded five workshops for 2025: psu.edu/news/penn-state-clim…
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66 percent of Americans think that #climate change is affecting the weather around them. Our @psumeteo expert Chris Forest said that's no accident. Research points to weather pattern shifts, he tells @Time. buff.ly/3WYhss0
Why do we strive for research-based #climate solutions?
Simple. We ❤️ 🌎
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Watch a preview of "A Century After Nanook" and enjoy the US premiere on March 1 at The State Theatre. Tickets are free.
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Join us for 2 events:
—Feb 28 at 11:30a in Hintz Family Alumni Center, Climate Conversations Cafe, "Adapting to the New Arctic"
—March 1 at 6:30p in The State Theatre in State College, PA, US premiere of the film "A Century After Nanook"
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“If we can get these companies to change their vegetation management approaches, we can create a lot of habitat for native wildlife. That means a robust ecosystem that can support pollinators, plants and native wildlife.”
— Carolyn Mahan
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"Climate change remains an urgent concern for Pennsylvania, our nation, and our world..."
Read Penn State's full quote on @americaisallin's webpage
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Does expanded drilling mean the end of US decarbonization efforts? Not if it is done right, according to @jennbaka in a new op-ed in @Nature
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