Environment & Sustainability Articles
Four Ways US Chipmakers Can Learn from History
The past holds lessons regarding workplace conditions, labor rights, and the environment
The UO’s First Black Woman Grad Brought Lasting Change
The legacy of Nellie Franklin—a Black student who was not permitted to live in a dorm—still resonates today
Greg Dotson is Down to Earth on Climate Legislation
The law prof offers fresh insights on Capitol Hill, the Inflation Reduction Act, and cutting carbon pollution
These Two-Wheelers Aren’t Just Taking You for a Ride
The surge in e-scooter use at the UO follows the path to a transportation shift—and fun
The Essential Beauty of Fractal Patterns
Video: The repeating patterns in nature are important in managing stress, UO professors say
“Live Well, Think Beautifully”
Undergrad anthropologist immerses himself with an Indigenous people who are determined to protect their way of life
Breaking the Ice: Debut by M Jackson Blends Science and Fiction
M Jackson is a TED Fellow and a National Geographic Society Explorer who is breaking barriers facing women in science. In her first novel, the glaciologist tells the story of four women and the fierce fight for survival.
Fusing Art and Science to Save the Seas
Stacy Alaimo explores the intersection of aesthetics and marine conservation
Digital Collage Inspires Architecture Ideas
Associate professor specializes in architectural visualization and the role of digital collage in the student design process