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Planet Forward Galapagos Trip Highlights Sustainability Around the World

August 22, 2024

Stories focused on topics such as climate, energy, food, and, policy allowed Planet Forward Storyfest winners to take a once in a lifetime trip to the Galapagos

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GW Alliance for a Sustainable Future Welcomes Two New Mascots

August 14, 2024

Modeled after real plants in the Alliance’s office, this dynamic duo is designed to highlight local and global sustainability issues to students and faculty

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Sustainability Research Institute's Seed Grant Program

August 8, 2024

GW’s Sustainability Research Institute instituted a new seed grant program to inspire additional interdisciplinary research in the field of sustainability

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Warehousing Industry Increases Health-Harming Pollutants (GW Today)

August 6, 2024

A unique study by GW researchers shows an average 20% spike of nitrogen dioxide polluting the air near huge warehouses, hitting people of color hardest.

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GW Student Shares Her Journey in Planet Forward Frontline Communication Fellowship

August 2, 2024

Planet Forward’s Frontline Climate Fellowship Program offers students a platform to produce work that illuminates environmental stories

Image of a sika deer in a river near a marsh containing phragmites, text on top reads: Exploring Marsh Migration and Herbivory in the Chesapeake Bay,  GW Professor and PHD graduate explore the relationship between Sika Deer, and Phragmites Australis and the marshes they call home

Exploring Marsh Migration and Herbivory in the Chesapeake Bay

July 17, 2024

GW Professor and PHD graduate explore the relationship between Sika Deer, and Phragmites Australis and the marshes they call home

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Planet Forward Launches New Fellowship Program Aimed at Minority Students

July 11, 2024

Program Director Jesse Holland Jr speaks about Planet Forward's new Frontline Climate Fellows Program

Title: GW Students to Build Sustainable Learning Center in Northern Uganda. Subtitle: GW Student Organizations Engineers Without Borders and Association of Energy Engineers unite to help design, fund, and Build in Yumbe

GW Students to Build Sustainable Learning Center in Northern Uganda

July 5, 2024

GW Student Organizations Engineers Without Borders and Association of Energy Engineers unite to help design, fund, and build in Yumbe

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Restoring the Anacostia: A Battle Against Resident Canadian Geese

June 26, 2024

Effects of Canada Goose Herbivory on the Tidal Freshwater Wetlands in Anacostia Park

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GW and José Andrés Name Stacy Dean as Inaugural Carbonell Family Executive Director of the Global Food Institute (GW Today)

June 18, 2024

Dean, a food and nutrition security expert, served as the Deputy Under Secretary for the USDA Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services.

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The Frontline of Climate Communication

June 10, 2024

GW Climate and Health Institute meets with WUSA9 Meteorologist Kaitlyn McGrath

Headshot of Saniya LeBlanc with text that reads: Turning Up the Heat: Heat Recovery and Selective Laser MeltingGW Researcher Explores Additive Manufacturing to Create Low-Cost Semiconductors: Can they fly a plane?

Turning Up the Heat: Heat Recovery and Selective Laser Melting

June 3, 2024

GW Researcher Explores Additive Manufacturing to Create Low-Cost Semiconductors: Can they fly a plane?