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Our research reflects our cross-disciplinary approach to addressing climate change. We work to improve scientific understanding of the causes and impacts of climate change while developing the next generation of renewable energy sources and sustainable materials, including solar, wind, and plastics. We develop and research the impact of educational resources to inform and engage students, citizens, business leaders, and policymakers beyond the University. Arts & Humanities faculty at UMass Lowell address climate and sustainability through innovations in data visualization, research on environmental history, urbanism, and environmental justice, creative work, and environmental philosophy that engages ethical issues raised by climate change.

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Below you will find a selection of publications and projects from faculty members in the Climate Change Initiative.

COOL SCIENCE USES YOUTH ART TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT CLIMATE SCIENCE

09/16/2021 By Katharine Webster

‘SWIMMER’ PROGRAM TRAINS STUDENTS TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND CHEMICALS

09/22/2021 By Ed Brennen

EEAS Professor: ‘Atmospheric Rivers’ More Than a Current Event

01/12/2022 By Ed Brennen

Environmental Science Professor Awarded NSF CAREER Grant

January 31, 2022 By Edwin L. Aguirre

New Curriculum: Climate Impacts & Solutions with En-ROADS

Introducing the new Climate Impacts and Solutions with En-ROADS curriculum module!

Drought Conditions

Climate Change Leads to Simultaneous Droughts Across the World

February 15, 2022

Recycling Contaminated Plastics Using Bioprocesses

December 14, 2020

Advancing Safe and Sustainable Chemistry

December 7, 2020

Predicting the Onset of Drought in the Northeast US

December 7, 2020

Surface Tension Data Visualization

November 16, 2020

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  • EEAS Professor: ‘Atmospheric Rivers’ More Than a Current Event March 7, 2022
  • Environmental Science Professor Awarded NSF CAREER Grant March 7, 2022
  • New Curriculum: Climate Impacts & Solutions with En-ROADS February 23, 2022
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Recent Posts

  • COOL SCIENCE USES YOUTH ART TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT CLIMATE SCIENCE
  • ‘SWIMMER’ PROGRAM TRAINS STUDENTS TO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND CHEMICALS
  • EEAS Professor: ‘Atmospheric Rivers’ More Than a Current Event
  • Environmental Science Professor Awarded NSF CAREER Grant
  • New Curriculum: Climate Impacts & Solutions with En-ROADS
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