October 27, 2022: IRES Faculty Seminar with Shashidharan Enarth
Join faculty speaker Shashidharan Enarth for his talk about agriculture policy reforms in India.
October 20, 2022: IRES Professional Development Seminar with Chelsey Armstrong
Join Chelsey Armstrong as she talks about an archaeological perspective and anti-colonial approach to forest history.
September 21, 2023: IRES Faculty Seminar with Lori Daniels
We invite you to a talk by Dr. Lori Daniels, an expert on forest dynamics, disturbance, and wildfire regimes.
September 14, 2023: IRES Student Seminar with Trisa Ngo and Grace Schaan
Current IRES grad students Grace Schaan and Trisa Ngo are taking the stage this Thursday!
Topics:
– effects of logging and urban development on water
– Saskatchewan politics and Twitter
October 6, 2022: IRES Faculty Seminar with Miranda Böttcher
Join faculty speaker Miranda Böttcher as she talks about assessing mCDR in Germany.
September 22, 2022: IRES Faculty Seminar with Tongli Wang
Join Faculty Speaker Tongli Wang where he talks about climate and ecological models for forest adaptation to climate change.
September 15, 2022: IRES Student Seminar with Diana Bedolla López
IRES Seminar Series continues with student speaker Diana Bedolla López
September 8, 2022: IRES Faculty Seminar with Lisa Westerhoff (First Seminar in Term 1)
Join us for our first IRES Seminar of the year with Lisa Westerhoff!
June 9, 2022: IRES Special Seminar with Daniel Olivares Quero
Join Professor Olivares on June 9th as he talks about “The Role of Distributed Energy Resources in the Long-Term Energy Planning in Chile: Models, Projections and Policy Implications”.
April 27, 2022: IRES Special Seminar with Alain Nadaï
The urgent need to prevent the worst effects of climate change and to preserve a habitable earth is widely recognized. The massive shift to non-fossil forms of energy, so-called renewables, confronts us with (new) pulsations of ecosystems (wind speed, solar radiation, ocean currents) and the need to install infrastructure in a myriad of new environments. This changes our relation to energy and the environment, and raises questions of acceptance in many countries.