Join the next Pathways in Focus webinar where key voices across California will share their experiences about how recent progress on National Monument expansions and designations can help secure additional...
Get a plate of free hot dining hall food in the SAC basement. Please bring your own containers and utensils. Bruin Dine is operating Tuesdays, Wednesdays, AND Thursdays this quarter.
Join four of the 2023 Clean Energy Education & Empowerment (C3E) Initiative Award winners to hear about their leading work as well as their own clean energy paths. These Awardees are leaders in clean energy and climate investing, energy storage research, decarbonization of the energy system, and the advancement of utility-scale solar and storage projects....
VegFest will be a one-day event within UCLA’s Vegan Revolution Week, a week-long set of events that several other UCLA student organizations (e.g. Plant Futures Initiative, Animal Welfare Alliance, Lives Without Knives) are hosting to unite students at UCLA who are excited to change our food system so that it is better for people, animals,...
A paleoclimatologist attends a UN conference to share his concern that global warming will lead to another ice age, but fails to leave an impression on politicians. As he and a like-minded oceanographer continue to find evidence to support their theory, it becomes clear that extreme climate events will take place across the globe in...
Get a plate of free hot dining hall food in the SAC basement. Please bring your own containers and utensils. Bruin Dine is operating Tuesdays, Wednesdays, AND Thursdays this quarter.
For sustainability-minded, impact-driven MBAs – join to meet climate companies hiring for MBA internship positions for the summer of 2024. REGISTER HERE
How deep to plant them? When’s a good time to start tomatoes? What about birds? How far apart? Really, only one seed per inch? Come get some answers and inspiration to start your own veggies. Seed Talk starts at 10:00 AM A reminder that Ishihara Park is going Green(er). We will have a small supply...
One night, an amateur stargazer notices a mysterious object in the sky. A year later, the public learns a seven-mile-wide comet is hurtling toward Earth, on course to cause an “extinction level event.” To this day, astronomers assert the creative interventions chosen by the film’s characters, coupled with depictions of realistic megatsunamis, result in Deep...
An IoES researchers roundtable on issues and impacts of economic development on environment justice. REGISTER HERE
