Earth and Environmental Sciences Program,The Graduate Center, CUNY

01/25/2021

Tune in to "The Tidal Basin in Context: Dialogues on Public Space Today" Webinar from the Preservation Leadership Forum on the changing nature of public space and the complexities of its preservation, featuring faculty, Dr.Setha Low on January 27th, 5pm EST;

Learn more about the regular webinars produced by Preservation Leadership Forum.

12/18/2020

Our very own Prof.Cindi Katz of is the recipient of the AAG Distinguished Scholarship Honors 2021 for her “ immense impact on contemporary human geography.” 🎊🎉
Congratulations and thank you for your brilliant work!

Each year, the AAG invites nominations for AAG Honors to be conferred in recognition of outstanding contributions to the advancement or welfare of the profession. The AAG Honors Committee and the A…

10/22/2020

Join us tonight at 5:30 for EES Colloquium to hear Dr.Laura Wolf-Powers(CUNY Hunter College)on:

"University City: Surfacing History in the Era of the Innovation District"

EES hosts Dr.Laura Wolf-Powers(CUNY Hunter College): "University City: Surfacing History in the Era of the Innovation District"

10/13/2020

Join EES Colloquium on Thursday to hear Dr.Harold Connolly(Rowan University) talk about “There and Back Again: A Cosmochemist’s Tale of NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Mission at Asteroid Bennu”

EES hosts Dr.Harold Connolly(Rowan University): "There and Back Again: A Cosmochemist’s Tale of NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Mission at Asteroid Bennu"

10/02/2020

Prof. Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s seminal book “Golden Gulag”, is featured on National Book Foundation’s:
"Literature for Justice: Seven Books that Rethink Mass Incarceration" List.
Congratulations!

In 2017, the National Book Foundation began the Literature for Justice program to highlight books that contribute to the dialogue around mass incarceration and justice. Since then, the need for tho…

09/30/2020

Tune in to hear student Lauren Hudson on SWG’s webinar:

“An Ensemble of Possibilities”: Enunciating the Geography of New York City’s Solidarity Economy

The Solidarity Economy (SE) refers to the myriad of ways people collectively meet their needs based on values of mutualism, cooperation, ecological sustainability, justice, and democratic control. These collective forms of production, distribution, consumption, and redistribution vary in model, rang...

06/13/2020

check out this new paper by Dr.Kenneth Flores on “A 100 m.y. record of volcanic arc evolution in Nicaragua”.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/iar.12346

03/03/2020

Dr. Pengfei Zhang and Dr. Karin Block of City College CUNY have recently published an article with EES alumni Dr. Stephanie L. DeVries (University of Tennessee, Chattanooga):
“The effects of trace narasin on the biogeochemical N-cycle in a cultivated sandy loam”
Science of the Total Environment (2020, vol. 716)

Narasin is an antibiotic administered to broiler chickens to prevent coccidiosis. After storage, excreta containing parent narasin compounds is common…