CIERP’s Energy, Climate, and Innovation Program   presents   Road to Paris via Warsaw: A discussion on key issues in the lead up to the Warsaw Climate Change Conference     (light bag-lunches will be served – no RSVP, first-come first-served)   View the event flyer   Open to the public. Convened as part of […]

First-years: Snag some advice on how to land your dream internship in the energy and/or environmental field! Learn from others' experiences about the internships themselves and what else may be out there! ATTN Second-years: Had a really neat internship in energy and/or environmental fields this past summer?! If interested in sharing your story and helping […]

UEP Colloquium brings together the students, faculty, affiliates, alumni, and friends to share,learn, inspire, and provoke. Attendees are encouraged to bring food and beverages to share. All sessions will be Wednesdays 12-1:15pm at Sophia Gordon Hall. Sep 4 Julian Agyeman: Food, Space, Place, Culture Sep 11 Jon Kellett: Sink or Swim? Policy Responses to Climate […]

Join Tufts Divest for Our Future for a panel and dessert reception focused on local and statewide efforts to address the climate crisis. Today, Massachusetts is leading the fight against climate change with State Senate Bill S1225 which, if passed, will divest the state’s pension funds from the fossil fuel industry. The panel will be […]

UEP Colloquium brings together the students, faculty, affiliates, alumni, and friends to share,learn, inspire, and provoke. Attendees are encouraged to bring food and beverages to share. All sessions will be Wednesdays 12-1:15pm at Sophia Gordon Hall. Sep 4 Julian Agyeman: Food, Space, Place, Culture Sep 11 Jon Kellett: Sink or Swim? Policy Responses to Climate […]

Join UEP (Urban + Environmental Policy + Planning) for a Prospective Student Open House. There will be opportunities for prospective students to meet with Tufts UEP faculty and current graduate students to learn about our Master's in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning and our Master's in Public Policy. The open house will begin with […]

Join the Tufts Sustainability Collective and Tufts Dining for the annual Sustainability Dinner!

Gary Paul Nabhan W.K. Kellogg Endowed Chair in Sustainable Food Systems, University of Arizona Over the next half century, climate change will dramatically affect which food crop varieties reach optimum quality innearly every foodscape in  North America. Farmers' selection of crop varieties and how they grow them in each microclimate will be radically reworked by […]

UEP Colloquium brings together the students, faculty, affiliates, alumni, and friends to share,learn, inspire, and provoke. Attendees are encouraged to bring food and beverages to share. All sessions will be Wednesdays 12-1:15pm at Sophia Gordon Hall. Sep 4 Julian Agyeman: Food, Space, Place, Culture Sep 11 Jon Kellett: Sink or Swim? Policy Responses to Climate […]

CIERP'S Sustainable Development Diplomacy and Governance Program Presents: First Generation Ethanol: Evolution, Potential and Constraints with José Roberto Moreira, Professor of Energy, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil Source: Ethanol Producer Magazine (a light lunch will be served - no RSVP, first-come first-served)

Most of us go to the gym, but how many of us actually know the reasoning behind our workouts? Do you want to know how to make your workouts more efficient, get better results, and learn new strategies to mix up your routine? Then come to Exercise Smarter, presented by Balance Your Life! At this […]

Presentation and Q & A with Rancher and Restoration Ecologist   Allan Savory Founder of the Savory Institute and originator of the Holistic Management approach to restoring grasslands   Free and open to the public. Hosted by the Agriculture, Forests, and Biodiversity Program of the Center for International Environment and Resource Policy at The Fletcher […]

Presentation and Q & A with Rancher and Restoration Ecologist   Allan Savory Founder of the Savory Institute and originator of the Holistic Management approach to restoring grasslands   Free and open to the public. Hosted by the Agriculture, Forests, and Biodiversity Program of the Center for International Environment and Resource Policy at The Fletcher […]

Israel is one of the densest countries in the developed world and has the highest rate of natural growth. Unfortunately, Israel is an island that needs to be self-sufficient thus import goods via air or sea. At the same time Israel has a very unique history and heritage connecting three continents, creating a unique bio-diversity […]