The Ultimate Directory on Environment Webinars

An understanding of odour science is becoming more important for industry personnel and regulators alike. Odour regulation and policy varies significantly across the world. In this webinar, we will touch on basic odour science and analysis methods including a background on odour laboratories, odour sampling, odour modelling, and odour field assessments. This webinar will cover introductory information with a common sense/practical approach focus. The webinar is a virtual workshop for those interested in attending the A&WMA’s Odour Specialty Conference in Toronto in May 2024.

Join us as the Baltimore City Chief of the Office of Research and Environmental Protection, Kim Grove, shares the City’s experience in developing an integrated hydraulic and hydrologic (H & H) model for the City’s public storm sewer system, in addition to developing a Modeling Handbook and communications tools.PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DISCOUNT CODE HAS CHANGED!CWEA Members - FREE (use discount code: 24MEMBER) Non-Members - $10.001 PDH credit certificate will be sent to every attendee who meets the attendance and payment or membership requirements.

Join the Northern Rockies Fire Science Network and the Northwest Fire Science Consortium for a webinar from Spencer Vieira (ORISE Fellow at the Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center) presenting his research on larch regeneration! Fire plays a critical role in forests of the Western United States (US), but as wildfire and climate deviate from historical patterns, increasing fire activity may significantly alter forest ecosystems.

A Conversation with Dan Egan: Join Dan Egan, Pulitzer Prize-nominated author of The Devil's Element: Phosphorus and a World Out of Balance and The Death and Life of the Great Lakes, for a conversation about the role of phosphorus in our daily lives, how it impacts our environment, and its role in shaping agriculture. Sponsored by the Finger Lakes Land Trust and the Finger Lakes Institute at Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

People of color are more likely to breathe dirty air, drink contaminated water, and live near hazardous waste sites, industrial agriculture operations, and other sources of pollution. The accelerating impacts of climate change are having additional disproportionate effects on minoritized populations. This talk will discuss structural determinants of environmental health disparities and community-engaged research to develop decision-support tools that advance environmental justice.

Poor recreational water quality poses a risk of acute gastrointestinal illness (AGI) to beach goers engaging in water activities. In this webinar, we will discuss the environmental factors influencing beach water quality in Canada and present key findings of the project. The speakers, Dr. Johanna Sanchez and Dr. Binyam Desta, will share their research on enteric infections and the effect on health outcomes, with a focus on water, hygiene, and sanitation. Join us to gain a greater understanding of the factors affecting water quality and how they can assist in timely decision-making and risk communication strategies to reduce recreational water illness risks among beachgoers.

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2024 U.S. National Committee for IUPAC Global Women's Breakfast: Catalyzing the Green Chemistry MovementWhen: Tuesday, February 27, 2024, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)Where: Attend virtually: You will receive the relevant link(s) to attend virtually via email.Key Speakers: TBD

Event Webinar 08 February 2024 08:51 Organised by: INTPA F1/F2 and the Greening Facility, and INTPA G4 and the HISP Online 8  Views 0 0  Comments Add to calendar Google iCal Yahoo! Outlook.com Share Share Event details Posted on Environment, Climate Change and Green Economy Public Group on Water and Sanitation Sustainable Forests for the Future Website: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEqdOGqqDsvGNPHQK7NtPsRnsLNFbENx9Ol#/

Cities are the main contributors to pollution and climate change, but they have also the potential of becoming a real driving force of the energy transition, leading by example and exceeding EU neutrality targets. This opportunity can be easily unlocked by local and regional authorities with the right tools for easier planning and implementation of energy and climate strategies. This event aims to present some tools which can help the local actors make significant steps towards climate neutrality and foster discussion between stakeholders from different levels of governance: from regional authorities, national governments and European institutions.