The Institute of Energy & the Environment connects & supports interdisciplinary research teams to solve some of the world’s energy & environmental challenges.
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Shout out to EME's Seth Blumsack, Anne Menefee, and Hannah Wiseman, who worked on the @innerspace2030 report, “The Future of Geothermal Energy in Pennsylvania: Leveraging the Commonwealth’s Legacy of Energy Leadership.” ow.ly/HpEB50Vaam2
#GeothermalEnergy #EnergyPolicy
⬇️ This afternoon at 2 o'clock!
I will give a talk on river water quality, #deeplearning, and process-based models on @ESSICUMD on Monday, 2/3. Please feel free to join if you are interested.
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Does expanded drilling mean the end of US decarbonization efforts? Not if it is done right, according to @jennbaka in a new op-ed in @Nature
#PennStateClimate
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Congratulations to the faculty members who received the 2024 IEE Research Awards! The researchers were nominated by the Penn State community for their collaborative, interdisciplinary research efforts and mentorship. buff.ly/3PYDiYo
Please help us welcome IEE's newest faculty member, Nicolas Choquette-Levy, whose expertise includes how climate risks are reshaping migration and land-use patterns. He is also a faculty member in @PSUEMS and will be collaborating with @climatepsu!
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Ran into a good friend and the new President of the AALS at the @IEEPennState reception yesterday. aals.org/newsroom/aals-annou…
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“Growing Impact” discusses communicating inland flooding through visualizations
@PennStateCEE’s Kaleigh Yost was featured on a recent episode of the podcast ➡️ bit.ly/3OqUkhi
ALT the words "growing impact" on a multicolored background.
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‘Buzz me in:’ Bees wearing itty bitty QR codes reveal hive secrets psu.ag/40rIR6z
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Congratulations to EME's Alison Bucher-Rubilar whose LCAP presentation on Kennett Township made the news! ow.ly/kokQ50ULcZX @SustainPSU @PSUEMS
#WeAre #ClimateChange #Sustainability
Penn State researchers developed a new technology that captures CO2 from the atmosphere & binds it to plant minerals, transforming agricultural waste into a valuable resource for carbon sequestration. Listen in to the first Growing Impact episode of 2025: buff.ly/3CnwL6y
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Recording is now available cee.psu.edu/events/women-adv…
#wildfire #hotwater #machinelearning #reactivetransport #Matryoshka
Another note, for well known reasons, we are gradually phasing out X. Follow us on bluesky @lireactivewater.bsky.social @waterbarnes.bsky.social
First pair of #WARR talks in 2025!
On hot water, wild fire, thermal habitats across the US, and data-driven + process-based models.
Alison Appling from USGS + Xingyuan Chen from PNNL
Register here: psu.zoom.us/meeting/register…
Past talks here: cee.psu.edu/events/women-adv…
Penn State's Local Climate Action Program is a collaborative initiative that empowers communities to take action against climate change by individuals in developing and implementing sustainable solutions. Read more on the blog: buff.ly/3CiPIas
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Penn Staters are always making an impact through their research.
Louis Nastasi, doctoral candidate in entomology, is discovering during his research efforts with wasps how they can be used in agricultural settings for farmers as a natural pest control strategy.
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This Saturday, Jan. 25 — join us for the exciting kickoff of the first lecture in the 2025 #AshtekarFrontiersofScience lecture series!
The year's theme "2025: Year of Quantum," and celebrate 100 years of quantum mechanics by exploring the depth and breadth of quantum research.
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Why are wildfires becoming more frequent, more severe, and doing more damage? Our @psugeography #wildfire expert Manzhu Yu discusses the forces at play regarding wildfires like the current #lafires with @IEEPennState. buff.ly/4jj66Zi
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ONE WEEK: Submit your session proposals by Jan. 24 to be a part of the Climate Solutions Symposium forms.office.com/r/qW4T3taiX…
#PennStateClimate
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Panel discussion will explore outcomes, key takeaways from COP29 psu.ag/40mD95P
Researcher Manzhu Yu looks at the factors driving more intense and frequent wildfires and the innovative technologies being used to mitigate their effects in a recent blog post: buff.ly/4fWw5md
@PSUEMS @psugeography
Producing concrete emits up to 10% of human carbon emissions, but cement replacements could significantly reduce that carbon impact. Researchers are looking to use crop waste from farms to provide a sustainable replacement for cement. Learn more: buff.ly/4g3iwRY
