U-M SEAS

@UMSEAS

Official account of the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability. Championing bold ideas for a more sustainable, just world. #UMSEAS

Ann Arbor seas.umich.edu Joined May 2008

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U-M SEAS @UMSEAS 5d

Wondering what grad school at SEAS is really like? Come see for yourself on Friday, Nov. 13 in Ann Arbor.
Hear from current students, explore breakout sessions by specialization & bring your questions to our drop-in sessions.🌿

RSVPs close Monday, Nov. 9: myumi.ch/WDrdW

U-M SEAS @UMSEAS Oct 22

How can communities expand renewable energy while protecting farmland, supporting biodiversity & creating local benefits? 5 SEAS students explored this through an interdisciplinary landscape planning & design project that has received national recognition. myumi.ch/nVem9

seas.umich.edu Beyond solar energy: SEAS students reimagine multifunctional landscapes How can communities expand renewable energy while protecting farmland, supporting biodiversity and creating local benefits? Five University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability...

U-M SEAS @UMSEAS Oct 16

Taylor Bentley (BA ’27, MS ’28), has often wondered whether reading about sustainability practices influences how people put them into practice. Thanks to a PitE internship, she had the opportunity to explore related questions through a research project: myumi.ch/2jDqJ

Taylor Bentley stands in front of group of pine trees.

U-M SEAS @UMSEAS Oct 14

A 3-year research project led by Prof. Tony Reames was awarded a $1 million grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The collaboration between @UMich & @michiganstateu will examine how cities can reduce carbon emissions through clean energy investments.
seas.umich.edu/news/u-m-msu-r…

U-M SEAS @UMSEAS Oct 12

🏙️ New SEAS-led research has calculated the weight of 606 million buildings worldwide, with the resulting analysis helping to show builders & city planners how to use building materials more efficiently & the potential for lower energy consumption. myumi.ch/PbA57

Aerial view of Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark, during sunset. The sky is partly cloudy with vibrant orange and purple hues. The cityscape surrounds the palace, with roads and canals visible in the foreground.