University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability

Jan 22 2010 49 mins 2.2k

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The School for Environment and Sustainability’s overarching objective is to transform higher-education and its impact through research, teaching, and engagement in society. It’s focused on solving the climate crisis and creating a world that is economically robust, environmentally sound, sustainable and just, from the scale of watersheds and communities in Michigan, to the entire planet.

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