Geoscience School’s 10th Anniversary Celebration Filled with Panels on Climate Change, Energy Demands
January 25, 2016
In celebration of the Jackson School of Geosciences’ 10th anniversary, panelists and research leaders discussed Friday the ways in which humans can adapt to energy, mineral and water resource demands in a world without carbon and greenhouse gas emissions.
The Daily Texan, Jan.25, 2016
Featuring:
Yaser Alzayer, Ph.D. student, Jackson School of Geosciences
Ben Smith, Ph.D. student, Jackson School of Geosciences
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https://ig.utexas.edu/utig-seminar-series/2025/utig-seminar-series-wenbo-wu-whoi/
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UTIG's Krista Soderlund was in Austin, Texas, to receive the award.
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