Tag: environmental studies
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Dirty Hands and New Horizons
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A group of Gustavus students spent the month of January learning how economics and climate change impact people and agriculture in Indonesia.
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January Class Explores Intersection of Culture, the Self, and Agriculture
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Students learn inside and outside the classroom in the unique course taught by local organic farmer Ben Penner.
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Big Hill Farm Grows Produce and Leaders
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After a decade of growth, opportunities on the student-run farm continue to blossom.
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James Harlan ’18 Makes Pipe Dreams Real
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While exploring the world, his research in Cambodia became the first step to helping people keep their land. Now, he wants to do the same in Missouri.
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Hope Springs Geothermal for Kenzie Perry ’18
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After traveling to South Dakota to conduct thesis research, the double major is now applying to graduate school to preserve water quality.
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La Frenierre and Students Prepare for Glacier Research in Ecuador
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The geography professor and two Gustavus students will study glacial retreat using drone technology and traditional measurements.
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Student-Professor Duo Researches Glaciers in Ecuador
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The pair aims to understand the many implications of glacial retreat.
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Summer Research Students Study Water Pollution Solutions in the Minnesota River Basin
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A trio of students are getting their hands dirty studying how changing agricultural practices might improve water quality in the Minnesota River.
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2006 Midwest Green Bike Tour to Stop at Gustavus
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The 2006 Midwest Green Bike Tour will stop at Gustavus Adolphus College on Saturday, Sept. 23. The goal of the seven-day tour is to build support for renewable energy sources, which help to strengthen rural economies while protecting the environment in Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Wisconsin.