From the article:
“As Bard’s M. Elias Dueker points out, the best thing we can do about the safety of our drinking water is to “prevent pollution in the first place. Currently, we treat the symptoms, not the causes. We need to think differently about our patterns of consumption.” What does this mean? Many things.”
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On Monday, April 8, Environmental Studies Director, Dr. Beate Liepert and CESH lab tech, Quincy Ross, lead students in eclipse science, measuring the total energy
CESH staff researchers recently installed a new weather station at Poughkeepsie’s Adriance Memorial Library as part of CESH’s ongoing weather stations project, which seeks to
From the article: “As Bard’s M. Elias Dueker points out, the best thing we can do about the safety of our drinking water is to
New York Governor Hochul has announced $1.8 million in grants for 26 Hudson River projects to benefit Hudson Valley communities. The Bard College Community Sciences
The new article focuses on the transboundary sewage crisis in San Diego County, with scientists and activists agreeing that this is a major public health
Art – Science Collaboration: Krista Caballero (Experimental Humanities) and Beate Liepert (Environmetal Studies) are presenting an online poster of their participatory performance “Walk the Sea Level Line” at
A new article published by Hudson Valley Pilot discusses the dangers of burning wood smoke. From the article: “This month a Utah Department of Environmental
From the article: “Disasters themselves are nothing new. However, a colloquium of 31 microbiologists first called for the creation of a disaster microbiology field in 2021
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