Cites work of Mary Wood, University of Oregon law school professor.

This spring University of Oregon honored the work of individuals and teams across campus and in the community during the annual UO Sustainability Awards.

The Climate Justice Teach-In, a two-day event highlighting the diversity of topics that intersect with art and climate justice, will be held May 16-17 at the Erb Memorial Union.

Sessions are offered on sustainable technology, going paperless, commuting and more.

The National Guard was sleeping in the basement and wire barriers surrounded the Capitol Building when UO law professor Greg Dotson started working as the chief counsel for the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works in early 2021.

UO Law grads Elizabeth (Eli) Brown, JD ’13, and Nate Bellinger, JD ’14, appear in several scenes.

The tour is a Northwest experience that combines art, science and ancestral knowledge.

Call for Applications (deadline May 11, 2022) - Summer 2022 Ice and Environmental Justice Undergraduate Research Awards

Call for Applications (due May 20, 2022) - Course Development Grant for a New Course Related to Ice and Environmental Justice in the Pacific Northwest.

Earth Day, which marks the birth of the modern environmental movement on April 22 every year, brings into sharper focus the work of the initiative.

Students are required to apply to the Emerging Leadership Project training and complete the supplemental application for the Environmental Justice Fellows. Applications for the 2022–2023 cohort are due by May 1, 2022.

Zaretsky, associate professor of architecture at the University of Oregon, is featured.

Daniel Gavin, professor of geography at the University of Oregon, provides expert commentary.

Nico Larco, professor of architecture at the University of Oregon, provides expert commentary.

Matt DePaolis has a master’s in biology and a juris doctorate with certificates in environmental and ocean and coastal law from the University of Oregon.