EarthLab News
New Climate Mapping Tool is a Go-To Resource for Washington Climate Projections
Local and state agencies in Washington state need localized and accessible information on climate change to help prepare their communities for climate related impacts. Climate Mapping for a Resilient Washington aims to meet this need as a go-to resource for understanding projected changes in climate across the state.
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Happy Black History Month!
This month, we invite you to listen, learn, watch, support, and be in community with Black Resistance through resources and opportunities at UW and our community.
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New Spring 2023 Course: "Achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: Global Goals, Local Actions"
The Office of Global Affairs and Population Health Initiative are partnering to offer a one credit General Studies course that will introduce students to the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals, research at the University of Washington aligned with those goals, and the role the goals play in improving population health, societies, and the environment, both locally and globally.
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Now Hiring: Community Partnerships Lead
Are you an empathetic problem-solver looking to bridge gaps in a world where people and our planet thrive? Are you passionate about environmental issues? Are you committed to centering equity and justice in your work? Apply today to be EarthLab’s first-ever Community Partnerships Lead!
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You May Miss These Parasites When They’re Gone
NEW YORK TIMES - Warming temperatures in one part of the world seem to have driven down the parasite population, suggesting another unexpected way that climate change harms ecosystems. EarthLab Innovation Grantee Chelsea Wood is quoted.
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Changing our Mindset to Meet the Moment: Expanding What Is Possible in 2023
Another new year brings new possibilities for climate action. EarthLab’s executive director, Ben Packard, shares ideas for shifting our collective mindset to diversify and scale climate solutions in 2023.
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Plastic pollution in the oceans is an equity issue, says UW-led report
UW News writes about a new report from the Nippon Foundation Ocean Nexus Center, which incorporates case studies and analyses from around the world as well as larger, overarching recommendations for change.
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Revisit our most popular stories of 2022
From co-hosting the first cross-UW event on climate change research to welcoming new grantees and advisors, this was another great year of growth, reflection and connection for EarthLab. Revisit our top 5 stories of 2022 here!
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From research to practice: How one UW alum is moving climate and health policy forward in their home state
Oh the places you’ll go– after graduation! We caught up with CHanGE alum Nathaniel Matthews-Trigg, Department of Global Health 2017 graduate and current Affiliate Instructor in the Department of Environmental and Health Sciences (DEOHS), to learn more about his work moving climate and health policy forward in New Mexico.
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Fighting ocean acidification, one oyster at a time
Worldwide, the ocean plays an invaluable service to the planet by absorbing nearly 30% of the carbon dioxide produced by human activity. Yet this also drives a series of reactions that change seawater chemistry, and as a result the oceans are becoming more acidified, which poses a suite of problems to some marine organisms.
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