We are both honored and excited to be kicking off our third season with professor and author Julian Agyeman. We only had time to explore a small portion of Agyeman’s extensive body of work. His contributions (publications, books, and research) span decades and cover a wide range of topics: from urban planning to food justice. Even a brief overview of his career would have required hours to do it justice. We look back at the beginning of his career and how an undergrad in geography and botany ...
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We are both honored and excited to be kicking off our third season with professor and author Julian Agyeman. We only had time to explore a small portion of Agyeman’s extensive body of work. His contributions (publications, books, and research) span decades and cover a wide range of topics: from urban planning to food justice. Even a brief overview of his career would have required hours to do it justice. We look back at the beginning of his career and how an undergrad in geography and botany ...
CC #3 - Stephen Mulkey on Current Climate Issues, Wet Bulb Temperatures, and Teaching about Climate Change (Pt. 1)
Age of Awareness Podcast
30 minutes
2 years ago
CC #3 - Stephen Mulkey on Current Climate Issues, Wet Bulb Temperatures, and Teaching about Climate Change (Pt. 1)
In this Coffee Chat we have a familiar guest back on, Professor Stephen Mulkey. We discuss current climate change issues, we work to clear up some confusion on 'wet bulb temperature' and dive deep into one of Professor Mulkey's new course: Communities and Climate Change. We discuss how climate justice and community-based initiatives play a vital role in how we move forward with addressing climate change. This is part one of two of the conversation so be sure to be on the lookout for the...
Age of Awareness Podcast
We are both honored and excited to be kicking off our third season with professor and author Julian Agyeman. We only had time to explore a small portion of Agyeman’s extensive body of work. His contributions (publications, books, and research) span decades and cover a wide range of topics: from urban planning to food justice. Even a brief overview of his career would have required hours to do it justice. We look back at the beginning of his career and how an undergrad in geography and botany ...
