“Where do you see yourself in five years? How about in ten years?” Usually these future planning questions are directed at people, particularly youth, who are expected to be thinking about a personal life plan. “Where do you […]
Climate Con 2025 took place on Feb. 7 featuring keynote talks, workshop and panel sessions, and a student showcase. Hosted and organized by the Waterloo Climate Institute and the Student Climate Council, this year’s theme for the annual […]
November has been historically warm in southern Ontario, with above-seasonal temperatures reaching into the twenties. These temperatures have raised student concerns on campus.
“For me, November always means the beginning of the best time of the year; […]
On Oct. 8, the Waterloo Climate Institute hosted Chris Turner, Canadian climate journalist and author of The Geography of Hope and The Patch, to talk about how we can become […]
The Trust in Research Undertaken in Science and Technology (TRuST) scholarly network at the UW hosted a lecture on Sept. 16 to discuss how we can find trusted information on climate action in a world of excess misinformation. […]
