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IBES is hiring! The Student Transformative Engagement Pathways (STEP) Program Director will guide development and execution of expanded paid internships & research assistantships in climate, sustainability, and the environment for undergrads across Brown.
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"We as researchers must stand up and communicate the importance of our work," writes IBES Prof
@timmonsroberts.bsky.social
, executive director of
@cssn.org
, whose research on climate disinformation campaigns has faced recent legal threats from opposition groups.
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Meet IBES Voss Fellow Piete Gatesi ’27! Using heat and chemical treatments, Gatesi aims to engineer solid state batteries, a promising, more sustainable alternative to lithium ion batteries 🔋 Brown University School of Engineering Learn more:
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-12-08/piete-gatesi
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Only about a third of the glass used in the U.S. gets recycled. That’s much lower than Europe, where some countries have recycling rates above 90%. This week on Possibly we're asking: what gives? And what can we do about it?
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Why is the US glass recycling rate so low? - TPR: The Public's Radio
Only about a third of the glass used in the U.S. gets recycled. That’s much lower than Europe, where some countries have recycling rates above 90%. So what gives? And what can we do about it?
https://thepublicsradio.org/possibly-podcast/why-is-the-us-glass-recycling-rate-so-low/
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IBES researcher Alexie Rudman & ENVS concentrator Keira Yanez '27 teamed up with Providence residents to create the "Shoreline Stories" exhibit @ New Urban Arts. Join this weekend (Dec 13 & 14) to view images, writing, and creative pieces that speak to resilience, concern, pride, memory, and place.
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Community PhotoVoice Gallery: Shoreline Stories
This PhotoVoice gallery is the culmination of a community-led project that brings together residents’ own experiences and creative reflections on...
https://events.brown.edu/general/event/323410-community-photovoice-gallery-shoreline-stories
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“There’s not a single campus across the country that is immune to climate-related impacts and threats to its infrastructure,” IBES Director
@kimcobb.bsky.social
told the BDH. Brown's efforts to fortify buildings & mitigate rainwater accumulation are necessary for climate resilience, she said.
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Fighting the College Hill floods: Brown takes steps to contain stormwater
Increasingly severe rain storms are straining an aging city and campus infrastructure.
https://www.browndailyherald.com/article/2025/12/fighting-the-college-hill-floods-brown-takes-steps-to-contain-stormwater
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Tomorrow at noon! Join us online as four experts discuss emerging tools and frameworks that not only protect financial portfolios and institutions, but reframe nature as a pillar of economic resilience:
https://events.brown.edu/event/319990-values-at-risk-2025-nature-climate-and-the
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If you’re planning to deck your house with lights this holiday season, you have a choice to make: stick with incandescent light bulbs, or go for LEDs. This week on Possibly we break down what each option means for the planet, and your electric bill.
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What kind of holiday lights should I buy?
If you’re planning to deck your house with lights this holiday season, you have a choice to make: stick with incandescent lightbulbs, or go for LEDs. This week on Possibly we break down what each opti...
https://www.oceanstatemedia.org/news-and-culture/climate-environment/what-kind-of-holiday-lights-should-i-buy
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Tomorrow! Forge new community-oriented partnerships and research teams during ECF's 2025 conference, a day of inquiry featuring panels, poster sessions, and facilitated conversation. Learn more + register:
https://events.brown.edu/event/319822-equitable-climate-futures-seeding-collaborative
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NEW RESEARCH: With #RSV hospitalizing 80,000 US children each year, a
@brown.edu
team aimed to learn how population density affects its spread among young children.
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
@rebaker.bsky.social
#RSV
Learn the results!⤵️
https://www.brown.edu/news/2025-11-26/rsv-urban-rural-immunization
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Lukas Rieppel Named 2025
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
Catalyst Research Awardee — The annual award supports Brown University faculty in pursuing research that aligns with IBES’s goals of accelerating exploratory research with the potential to impact communities and engage with non-academic partners.
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IBES announces 2025 Catalyst Research Awardees
IBES awarded grants to six core and affiliate faculty members, allowing them to conduct research that crosses boundaries and benefits communities, both at Brown and around the world.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-02/catalyst-winners-2025
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"10 Years After Paris Accord, Climate Denial Is Surging" - see
@lisagsf.bsky.social
and
@stevenleemyers.bsky.social
' piece in the NY Times, featuring the work by our scholars on the infiltration of misinformation in international climate negotiations.
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/30/c...
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Many Fighting Climate Change Worry They Are Losing the Information War
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/30/climate/climate-change-disinformation.html
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Excellent coverage of exactly the problem we face 35 years into the effort to face
#climatechange
: "a decades-long disinformation bombardment.," as
@whitehouse.senate.gov
put it. Now on solutions--see work by Climate Action Against Disinformation groups
caad.info
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/30/c...
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Many Fighting Climate Change Worry They Are Losing the Information War
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/30/climate/climate-change-disinformation.html?unlocked_article_code=1.5E8.6agx.QikHHMQ5uiGL&smid=url-share
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Just over two weeks until Values at Risk 2025! Don't miss this opportunity to hear from our esteemed guests, each of whom brings their own unique expertise to the topic of climate risk. Register to attend the Dec 9 webinar:
events.brown.edu/event/319990...
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Reporting by
@mongabay.com
on our new Global Assessment and larger trends of climate obstruction in the COP:
india.mongabay.com/2025/11/obst...
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Obstruction tactics delay climate action, says global assessment
A new global assessment explores who is blocking action on climate change through coordinated disinformation campaigns.
https://india.mongabay.com/2025/11/obstruction-tactics-delay-climate-action-says-global-assessment/
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about 1 month ago
@edsustainable.bsky.social
is hosting our first annual interdisciplinary conference! Research at the intersection of education and the environment. 🎓🌎 May 1st, 2026 Providence, RI Easy one paragraph abstract submission ⬇️
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Please share w/ your networks!
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Brown faculty, including IBES fellow
@baylorfk.bsky.social
& affiliate
@maratimes.bsky.social
, are part of the new SIMCoast initiative modeling microplastics in Narragansett Bay. “It’s a fantastic way to do interdisciplinary work and learn from others,” Freilich told
@browndailyherald.bsky.social
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Brown begins work on $7 million microplastics research initiative
Brown’s team in the SIMCoast initiative will focus on modeling microplastics in the Narragansett Bay.
https://www.browndailyherald.com/article/2025/11/brown-begins-work-on-7-million-microplastics-research-initiative
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WATCH | “Subjects of the Sun”: Rethinking solar justice with Myles Lennon. During an October 18 book talk hosted by
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
, Assistant Prof Myles Lennon challenged audiences to see solar energy as not only a climate solution, but a reflection of deeper social and economic inequities.
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WATCH | “Subjects of the Sun”: Rethinking solar justice with Myles Lennon
During an October 18 book talk, Assistant Professor Myles Lennon challenged audiences to see solar energy as not only a climate solution, but a reflection of deeper social and economic inequities.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-27/lennon-book-talk
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IBES is hiring! The Student Transformative Engagement Pathways (STEP) Program Director will guide development and execution of expanded paid internships & research assistantships in climate, sustainability, and the environment for undergrads across Brown.
brown.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/staff-...
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Spotted lanternflies, Japanese barberry, Oriental bittersweet – When plants and animals like these invade our environment, they can disrupt other organisms that are native to the region. But can we stop these species? And should we?
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What should we do about invasive species, and should we do anything at all?
Spotted lanternflies, Japanese barberry, Oriental bittersweet – When plants and animals like these invade our environment, they can disrupt other organisms that are native to the region. But can we st...
https://www.oceanstatemedia.org/what-should-we-do-about-invasive-species-and-should-we-do-anything-at-all
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A big move in the right direction by world leaders. See CSSN Director
@timmonsroberts.bsky.social
quoted in
@earthjournalism.bsky.social
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earthjournalism.net/stories/coun...
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Countries Sign A Declaration To Fight Climate Disinformation At COP30
https://earthjournalism.net/stories/countries-sign-a-declaration-to-fight-climate-disinformation-at-cop30
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Phosphorus is essential to life on Earth, but in the wrong places and quantities, it’s an environmental hazard. IBES Prof Stephen Porder and UVM Assoc Prof Eric Roy, a former Voss postdoc, joined Facing Future to discuss the phosphorus conundrum and explain their work on the phosphorous cycle.
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The Phosphorus Conundrum
YouTube video by Facing Future
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aP2IO2Z0E6c
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Red seaweed has been washing up on Rhode Island beaches for years, but what is it? On our latest episode of Possibly: what’s causing this red seaweed to appear, how it’s different from harmful “red tides” and how it might help the planet.
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Should we be concerned about red seaweed washing up on Rhode Island’s beaches?
Red seaweed has been washing up on Rhode Island beaches for years, but what is it? This week on Possibly we explain what’s causing this red seaweed to appear, how it’s different from harmful “red tide...
https://www.oceanstatemedia.org/news-and-culture/climate-environment/should-we-be-concerned-about-red-seaweed-washing-up-on-rhode-islands-beaches
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How can we deepen collaboration across disciplines & communities to tackle the climate crisis more effectively? Explore answers during the Equitable Climate Future Initiative's 2025 conference on Dec 3! Learn more:
https://events.brown.edu/event/319822-equitable-climate-futures-seeding-collaborative
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Join IBES's Values at Risk 2025 webinar! On Dec 9 at noon, experts in finance, insurance, policy, and environmental science will explore how we can better anticipate, price, and manage climate-related risk. Learn more + register: https://ow.ly/3UVH50XnZaK
Carolyn Kousky
Environmental Defense Fund
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IBES Director
@kimcobb.bsky.social
joined LA's AirTalk radio show to discuss Bill Gates's recent memo on climate change — in which he expresses concerns on how the climate crisis is being framed and addressed — and how should we talk about climate moving forward.
laist.com/news/la-city...
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Lukas Rieppel Named 2025
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
Catalyst Research Awardee — The annual award supports Brown University faculty in pursuing research that aligns with IBES’s goals of accelerating exploratory research with the potential to impact communities and engage with non-academic partners.
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IBES announces 2025 Catalyst Research Awardees
IBES awarded grants to six core and affiliate faculty members, allowing them to conduct research that crosses boundaries and benefits communities, both at Brown and around the world.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-02/catalyst-winners-2025
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At a recent IBES seminar,
Columbia University
's
Adam Sobel
called for a transparent approach to climate risk science—one that guides practical decisions in an era of extremes. Learn more and view a recording of the event:
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-11-12/sobel-climate-risk
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WATCH | Usable climate science: Adam Sobel on making risk research work for the real world
At a recent IBES seminar, Columbia University’s Adam Sobel called for a transparent approach to climate risk science—one that guides practical decisions in an era of extremes.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-11-12/sobel-climate-risk
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A sobering take on what a slew of new reports say about how the world will look under 2-3°C+ of warming. W/
@laurapaddison.bsky.social
& insights from
@drkatemarvel.bsky.social
,
@kimcobb.bsky.social
,
@weatherwest.bsky.social
& others.
www.cnn.com/2025/11/12/c...
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New reports paint picture of an ‘extremely dangerous’ future with warming expected to blow past key limit | CNN
Melting ice sheets. Massive flooding. Dead coral reefs. Humanity is careening toward an untenable future as global temperatures rise, scientists warn
https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/12/climate/3-degrees-warming-reports-iea-united-nations
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Several IBES Voss Fellows have brought their research beyond campus this semester, presenting at Providence’s Hamilton House as part of the Conversations in Science series: a collaboration that connects Brown scholars with lifelong learners eager to explore real-world environmental challenges.
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IBES Voss Fellows bring climate research to the community
Members of the 2025-2026 Voss Undergraduate Fellowship cohort have shared their research with local audiences through the Conversations in Science series at Providence’s Hamilton House.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-11-10/voss-hamilton-house
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IBES Voss Postdoc Elodie Freymann is first author of a new report that documents a novel foraging behavior in fire-crested alethes. The African birds followed humans & bushbuck, likely to flush out insect prey, diverging from their typical ant-following strategy.
www.frontiersin.org/journals/bir...
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IBES Professor Amanda Lynch co-authored a new policy brief published by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy, which argues that, in the Arctic, the global transformation brought about by AI and ML technology is "not merely disruptive – it is decisive." Read "Algorithmic North" ⤵️
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https://www.gcsp.ch/sites/default/files/2025-11/GCSP-Policy-Brief-21_Algorithmic-North%3Bdigital.pdf
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IBES affiliate David Savitz, a professor emeritus of epidemiology and pediatrics, offered commentary on how uncertainty around toxin data can affect public health outcomes.
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Viewpoint:
@carlschleussner.bsky.social
@paucastro.bsky.social
Alexandra Lesnikowski,
@adellethomas.bsky.social
@romainweikmans.bsky.social
@timmonsroberts.bsky.social
Ambuj Sagar, Sonia Klinsky, Thomas Bernauer discuss status of
#ParisAgreement
Articles on it's 10th anniversary
rdcu.be/eOBBU
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Expert retrospective on a decade of the Paris Agreement
Nature Climate Change - To mark the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement, Nature Climate Change asked experts to reflect on the progress of and barriers to several of its key Articles. They...
https://rdcu.be/eOBBU
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A new paper co-authored by IBES Asst Prof
@danibarra.bsky.social
examines chemical fingerprints in preserved trees understand how plants responded to the low CO2 levels and cooler temperatures of the last glacial period, about 20,000 years ago. Read the full press release:
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IBES is hiring! We seek a Visiting Asst Professor for the 2026-27 & 2027-28 academic years with the possibility of renewal. Scholars with expertise in energy, sustainable design, the built environment, and/or environmental justice are particularly encouraged to apply.
apply.interfolio.com/176395
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Celebrate Geography Awareness Week at Brown! From Nov 17-21, IBES & partners will host a career panel, photo contest, workshops, colloquia, and tours highlighting how GIS skills can be used in + beyond the classroom. Full schedule:
https://ibes.brown.edu/news-events/2025-geography-awareness-week
about 2 months ago
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IBES affiliate
@steffriedhoff.bsky.social
, a professor of the practice at
@brownpublichealth.bsky.social
, is among the authors of a new report highlighting how extreme weather events are jeopardizing the health, safety and economic prospects of Americans.
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about 2 months ago
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about 2 months ago
📢 Announcing the 25-26 SustainableED Virtual Seminar Series! We're hosting 4 public seminars synthesizing research at the intersection of ed & climate change: 12/1
@jorgecuartas.bsky.social
2/9 Jaimie Davis 3/11 Hunter Gehlbach 4/15
@claudiapersico.bsky.social
Register:
linktr.ee/edsustainable
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about 2 months ago
If US dogs and cats were their own country, they’d be the fifth largest meat eater in the world. And that means major carbon emissions. This week on Possibly, we explain what's going on, and how you can reduce your pet’s carbon pawprint. Listen to our latest episode on
@oceanstatemedia.bsky.social
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What’s the environmental impact of feeding our pets?
Believe it or not, there can be pretty significant carbon emissions from your pet’s food. This week on Possibly, we explain why, and show some easy ways to reduce your pet’s carbon “pawprint”
https://www.oceanstatemedia.org/news-and-culture/climate-environment/whats-the-environmental-impact-of-feeding-our-pets
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IBES Fellow
Baylor Fox-Kemper
is leading a team of Brown faculty members involved in SIMCoast, an NSF initiative to track how microplastics move from land to sea and explore what this means for ecosystems, climate, and communities. Learn more about Brown's role in the project ⬇️
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Modeling microplastics: Brown’s role in a $7M coastal initiative
IBES Fellow Baylor Fox-Kemper is the leading Brown faculty member involved in SIMCoast, an NSF initiative to track how microplastics move from land to sea, and explore what this means for ecosystems, climate, and communities.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-28/microplastics-research
about 2 months ago
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Two recent studies in
@natcomms.nature.com
, co-authored by IBES & DEEPS Prof Laurence C. Smith, suggest that current climate models may not adequately consider meltwater-retaining processes that occur on the Greenland Ice Sheet, leading to overestimations of meltwater runoff. Learn more:
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Brown-affiliated studies help explain overestimations in impact of Greenland Ice Sheet melting
Two studies noted that current measurements and simulations may not adequately consider processes that retain meltwater.
https://www.browndailyherald.com/article/2025/11/brown-affiliated-studies-help-explain-overestimations-in-impact-of-greenland-ice-sheet-melting?fbclid=IwY2xjawN1ujdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHgluKz86X4ghOYycz1UPHVH2odonPahnY-JOnzZYUVcF6pTr9xS9KrY5dGbZ_aem_a1JGzcmEbOS2Kmgf-41Pvw
about 2 months ago
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Allan Just (
@brown-epi.bsky.social
& IBES Assoc Prof) and Joseph Braun (Epidemiology Prof & IBES Fellow) are among the authors of a study in
@springernature.com
finding that poor air quality negatively affects marathon finish times.
@brownpublichealth.bsky.social
Read coverage in
@nytimes.com
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IBES Director
@kimcobb.bsky.social
delivered Loyola Maryland's 2025 Grand Seminar lecture, “Science and solutions for a (rapidly) warming world,” earlier this week! The annual lecture connects students with thought leaders in the natural and applied sciences.
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Tomorrow at 3pm! Join us for the second installment of the Brown Seminar Series on Environment and Society, in person at Andrews House (13 Brown St) or online at
livestream.brown.edu/ibes
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Despite its benefits, “renewable energy can simultaneously redress & re-entrench unjust fossil-fueled structures of power,” Asst Prof Myles Lennon told audience members during his Family Weekend book talk.
Bathsheba Demuth
Brown Anthropology
Brown History Department
Learn more + view a recording ⤵️
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WATCH | “Subjects of the Sun”: Rethinking solar justice with Myles Lennon
During an October 18 book talk, Assistant Professor Myles Lennon challenged audiences to see solar energy not just as a climate solution, but as a reflection of deeper social and economic inequities.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-27/lennon-book-talk
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The R/V Endeavor, the oldest research vessel in the US, was retired last month after 49 years of operation by
@urigso.bsky.social
. Possibly's
@nathardy.bsky.social
toured the ship and spoke with the scientists who knew it best. Listen our latest episode below, or wherever you get you podcasts.
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The oldest research vessel in the country was just retired. What does it mean for Rhode Island scientists? - TPR: The Public's Radio
The R/V Endeavor, which spent the last 49 years operating out of URI’s Narragansett Bay Campus, was retired last month. Possibly took a tour of the vessel before it’s decommissioned.
https://thepublicsradio.org/possibly-podcast/the-oldest-research-vessel-in-the-country-was-just-retired-what-does-it-mean-for-rhode-island-scientists/
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Congratulations to IBES Voss Postdoc Elodie Freymann, one of the 50 newest members of the prestigious Explorers Club! Want to learn more about Freymann's work? The primatologist and storyteller will deliver an Explorers Club-hosted talk at IBES on Nov 3: www.explorersclubne.org/events/drfreymann
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Elodie Freymann | The Explorers Club 50
Meet Elodie Freymann - An honoree of The Explorers Club 50. Fifty people changing the world that the world needs to know about.
https://50.explorers.org/community/elodie-freymann/
about 2 months ago
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Earlier this month, IBES Prof Amanda Lynch traveled to Iceland to partake in a panel on the 5th International Polar Year at the Arctic Circle Assembly. Representing the IPY5 Executive Planning Committee, panelists told the audience, “if you care about the climate, the IPY is for you.”
ipy5.info
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Spotted lanternflies have been hopping around Rhode Island this year. Maybe you’ve been told to squish them when you see them. But why? This week on Possibly we’re taking a closer look at our new insect neighbors
www.oceanstatemedia.org/news-and-cul...
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What should you do when you see spotted lanternflies?
Spotted lanternflies have been hopping around Rhode Island this year. Maybe you’ve been told to squish them when you see them. But why? This week on Possibly we’re taking a closer look at our new inse...
https://www.oceanstatemedia.org/news-and-culture/climate-environment/what-should-you-do-when-you-see-spotted-lanternflies
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IBES announces 2025 Catalyst Research Awardees —
@brown-ibes.bsky.social
awarded grants to six core and affiliate faculty members, allowing them to conduct research that crosses boundaries and benefits communities, both at Brown and around the world. Lukas Rieppel was one of the six awarded.
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IBES announces 2025 Catalyst Research Awardees
IBES awarded grants to six core and affiliate faculty members, allowing them to conduct research that crosses boundaries and benefits communities, both at Brown and around the world.
https://ibes.brown.edu/news/2025-10-02/catalyst-winners-2025
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