Mike Chester to give closing keynote address at the 2018 ISSST Meeting
The 2018 International Symposium on Sustainable Systems and Technology (ISSST) meeting is being held in Buffalo New York, June 26-28. ASU’s own Mikhail (Mike) Chester will be delivering the closing
Smithsonian ‘Water/Ways’ exhibit touring Arizona
Beginning this summer, members of 12 rural communities throughout Arizona will get the chance to explore the past, present and future of water’s environmental and cultural impact in Arizona and
ASU faculty helps develop sustainable tourism in Indonesia
Christine Vogt and Megha Budruk, faculty from ASU’s Center for Sustainable Tourism, joined Conservation International in Cempedak Island in Indonesia to develop a sustainable tourism and conservation revenue funding proposal
Meet sustainability alumnus Adam Gabriele
Arizona native Adam Gabriele loves to learn. He has a bachelor’s degree in political science, a master’s degree from the School of Sustainability, and now he’s working on a doctorate
ASU students perform 'Positively Ghostly' scenes in Apache Junction
In the city of Apache Junction, at the foothills of the Superstition Mountains, graduate students from Arizona State University performed a series of theatrical scenes related to the city’s history.
Meet sustainability senior Austin Crane
School of Sustainability undergraduate Austin Crane has achieved a lot in the past year. Besides working on his bachelor's degree, Crane has been interning at Ewing Irrigation & Landscape Supply
Future Cities podcast episode 10 - Eventos extremos
¿Que son los eventos climáticos extremos?, el Dr. Agustín Robles, líder académico de la ciudad de Hermosillo en la Red de Resiliencia Urbana a Eventos Extremos (UREx) nos explica que
Making rice sustainable with solar-powered technology
Half of the world’s people, particularly in Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, depend heavily on one staple food crop: rice. Although rice is one of the world’s
Meet sustainability master’s student Zoë Stein
School of Sustainability student Zoë Stein is a go-getter. In April, she won an Arizona State University Pitchfork Award for Outstanding Graduate Student Leader. She is currently a master's student
Inaugural Hawaii Sustainability Speaker Series lecture delivered in Honolulu
Amanda Ellis, the Executive Director of Hawaii and Asia Pacific, Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability, hosted the inaugural Hawaii Sustainability Speaker Series lecture at the East-West Center on
ASU LightWorks talks carbon at EarthX
Since 1970, Earth Day has provided a platform to raise awareness about environmental sustainability, has acted as an opportunity for educational experiences, and has promoted a call to action to
ASU sustainability scholar explores the origins of human thinking on climate
As Joni Adamson tells it, these are exciting times for the environmental humanities. And she should know: Adamson, a senior sustainability scholar at the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of