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Knowledge: extreme thinking
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Science is closer to linking some weather-related disasters to human-caused climate change. This spring, a US National Academy of Sciences committee鈥攐n which Zwiers served鈥攔eleased a milestone report acknowledging that progress is being made on attributing some extreme events to climate change caused by human activity.
What comes after plastic?
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Innovation at the elemental scale could help us move beyond oil-based polymers You might not see the results of his research on store shelves in the next few years, but PhD graduate Saurabh Chitnis is helping to change the very makeup of the world around us. Chitnis is a fundamental chemist working on developing new chemical compounds.
Staff Sustainability Champion
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Ken Josephson (geography) was celebrated as the 2012 Staff Sustainability Champion at the opening reception of the Connect U all-staff conference on Feb. 20. While UVic is home to countless people who help make our campus more sustainable, a few stand out in the way they make a difference and inspire others. Josephson is one of those people, and the second UVic employee to receive this peer-nominated annual award.
Trustworthy info on energy issues
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From fuel cells to fracking, tailpipes to pipelines, debates both public and political are raging across the province over energy issues. Recognizing a need for an easily accessible, independent source of information on energy, Dr. Michael Whiticar (earth and ocean sciences) set out to create an extensive, comprehensive assemblage of unbiased information on BC energy sources, types and issues. He believes he鈥檚 accomplished that with the new website: www.energybc.ca.
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