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Red Butte Creek Research Symposium

Orangerie, Red Butte Garden 300 WAKARA WAY, SALT LAKE CITY, UT, United States

The Global Change & Sustainability Center and the Center for Ecological Planning & Design are convening an interdisciplinary research gathering and poster session focused on Red Butte Creek–from the headwaters, through the urban environment, to the Jordan River. Register here.

Brenda Ekwurzel, Director of Climate Science for the Union of Concerned Scientists

210 ASB (Aline Skaggs Biology bldg) 257 S. 1400 E., Salt Lake City, UT, United States

"Assessing and Mitigating Risks to Water Resources from Climate Change” 4:00 pm | 210 ASB Co-author of the fourth National Climate Assessment (NCA4) Volume II, Erkwurzel examines the reduction of risks and impacts of climate change to society and offers practical, achievable solutions.

Probletunity Session: Waste & Recycling

Den, Olpin Union 200 S. Central Campus Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah

Problems seldom come without opportunities, creating probletunities to address. Each month, we’ll facilitate conversations that explore campus sustainability probletunities in an effort to develop practical, innovative, and equitable solutions with campus stakeholders. Join us; all are welcome to attend. Sponsored by the Sustainability Office, Global Change & Sustainability Center, and Facilities

Utah Roadmap Presentation

Panorama East Room, Olpin Union 200 S. Central Campus Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah

The Kem Gardner Policy Institute just released the Utah Roadmap to assist with legislative policy making to improve air quality and address causes and impacts of a changing climate. The GCSC will host a presentation on the draft roadmap by Dr. Logan Mitchell, a member of the technical advisory committee for the project, on January 23 […]

GIZHIBAA GIIZHIG | Revolving Sky – UtahPresents

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Visit UtahPresents for free tickets. GIZHIBAA GIIZHIG | Revolving Sky is a new work in development from All My Relations Collective. GIZHIBAA GIIZHIG | Revolving Sky embraces Native joy, drawing from the Indigenous storytelling tradition, and is a celebration of queer identity and chosen family.