The New Castle County Government has shared this resource for anyone in the area looking for AC this Summer. Their Instagram, @nccde, has more information about staying cool to beat the hot temperatures!
Mangone Climate Change Science & Policy Hub
Higher Education
Newark, Delaware 291 followers
Fostering climate change community to promote innovative education, scholarship, & impact
About us
The Climate Hub brings together the teaching and research efforts surrounding all aspects of climate change scholarship across the University of Delaware to facilitate collaboration to better understand and address our changing world.
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https://sites.udel.edu/climatechangehub/
External link for Mangone Climate Change Science & Policy Hub
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- Higher Education
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- 51-200 employees
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- Newark, Delaware
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The University of Delaware Magazine’s newest volume highlights Michael Birns and the dive program within the University of Delaware’s College of Earth, Ocean and Environment! Mike has done an amazing job expanding the university’s SCUBA program through offerings and frequency, engaging with the community, and has done great work shoring up scientific diving protocols! To read more about Mike’s work, check out page 18 of the University of Delaware Magazine, Volume 32, Number 1 below.
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#UDClimate Scholars Applications for next year are now open through May 31st!! If you are in undergraduate student looking to get more involved in the all-things-climate-change at UD and the surrounding DE area, we highly recommending you apply to our Climate Scholars academic program. Follow our links for more info!
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It’s been exactly one month since our very first #UDClimate Game Jam!!! To recap: Our Climate Hub director A.R. Siders had the ground breaking idea to collectively mix climate change communication and student-developed video games 🎮🕹️🌎As climate communication continues to grow in the journalistic limelight, video games are now thought of as a natural and newly modern way to communicate the effects of climate change. The excitement and engagement between a player and their video game storyline is an incredibly impactful connection, and climate change can be an equally influential storyline within games!!! Our Game Jam hosted its own open gameplay followed by a multi-talented group of leaders and speakers within the Climate-video game world, but the competition itself included a wide range of students across the country! We received video game submissions from UC Irvine Ohio University University of Delaware University of Southern California Irvine Valley College We’d like to highlight our very own UD-homegrown winners of the women leadership category: Kori Nguyen Ziyi Zhou Christopher Bennett Tyran Rice Jr. Michael Bocelli who were the masterminds behind the game Climate Chantey—a sailing of the seven seas, shedding light on realities of climate refugees while simultaneously creating an action-packed, adventurous game following Kaptain Kori. We are so excited to see our own players from #UDClimate paving the way for new cross-disciplinary climate work. If you’re interested in our Climate Game Jam, feel free to stick around for next year and consider entering your own submission!!
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Great work Anna Servidio! It is so encouraging to see University of Delaware Climate Scholars leading discussions with students and community groups about climate change. Thank you Phil Smith for introducing us all to EnRoads!
I was incredibly honored to present at the YES! Youth Environmental Summit hosted by the University of Delaware on February 29th. An amazing opportunity and always a great time refining my skills with Phil Smith and my co-presenter Maya Feinstein. This summit was a wonderful opportunity for myself as a presenter and high schoolers as attendees to network and be exposed to companies working in the climate sphere. I'm excited to extend my EnRoads Certified Presenter credential to the Climate Ambassador level.
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David L. Kirchman - emeritus professor of Marine Studies University of Delaware - has a new book out: Microbes - Unseen Agents of Climate Change "Kirchman introduces a unique and timely contribution to the climate change conversation and the part microbes play in our past, present, and future. He takes readers into the unseen world behind the most important environmental problem facing society today and encourages us to embrace microbial solutions that are essential to mitigating climate change." Read more: https://lnkd.in/ebF8XiGE
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The #UDClimate Hub is eager to share stories and raise voices surrounding community outreach—just like our recent Road to Heat Resilience project. As Matthew Henderson reflects on our efforts to mitigate extreme heat in our most recent blog post, we plan to initiate more climate conversations surrounding new emergency cooling centers while also involving our Climate Scholars community to take action in assistive research. Whether it be heat mapping, climate change resistance, or community philanthropy, our Climate Hub is providing opportunities for students and community leaders to get involved. Our last mission with high heat-absorbance is an exceptional reflection of our ambitious climate duties, so please continue reading on our Climate Change Hub Blog and consider researching and learning about WiST Heat Watch results!! Reading the article: https://lnkd.in/eRGtN_2z (https://lnkd.in/eRGtN_2z) Learn more about heat mapping: https://lnkd.in/gfq-V4pF (https://lnkd.in/gfq-V4pF)
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Interested in a career in planning for climate decarbonization & adaptation? These 3 spring panels feature planning alumni who talk about their paths, jobs, and careers in climate change. Join us! Register here: https://lnkd.in/e8hdJWDq
This semester, Linda Shi and I have worked together with the Climate Action Task Force through the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning - ACSP to plan a panel series on climate related careers for planning students. Please see the attached flier for information on each panel! Register for panels here: https://lnkd.in/ebY7tm4F Thursday, February 22, 3-4 pm EST: Climate Migration and Housing Panelists: Kai Lord-Farmer, Annie Carforo, Christian Kamrath, CFM Thursday, March 14, 3-4 pm EST: Decarbonization and Transportation Panelists: Sarah Dougherty, Andrew Salzberg Tuesday, April 23, 3-4 pm EST: Climate Planning in Local Government Panelists: Christopher Read, Tammy L. Seale, Matthew Gonser
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Mangone Climate Change Science & Policy Hub reposted this
More opportunities with EPA - this one is for recent grads and those graduating soon. Learn more 👇
Hi recent grads! 🎓 Apply to work as a Life Scientist/Physical Scientist/Environmental Engineer in our Philadelphia office! Application closes soon! Apply: https://lnkd.in/ede3st4k
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