Topic: Climate Change

‘Unsettling and inspiring’: Taubman College Climate Futures symposium addresses climate crisis

A crowd of people watch several panel speakers at the Climate Futures Symposium

Some of the nation’s top architects, urban planners, and sustainability experts gathered at Taubman College from October 17-18 to address the dramatic effects of climate change on the built environment […]

Portraits of Sean Ahlquist, Wes McGee, and Tsz Yan Ng

U-M awards interdisciplinary research grants to two Taubman College-led projects

First EcoGIS Program Introduces High Schoolers to Environmental Justice – and the Tools to Address It

Larsen Advocates to Protect Our Most Vulnerable Residents From Extreme Heat

Booth Fellowship Recipient Hrobon Seeks to Understand the Relationship Between Urban Planning and Human Wellbeing

Taubman College Grants Support Climate Action, Resilience, and Equitable City-Making

A group of people who have been named Dow Sustainability Fellows for 2024

Taubman College Students Named 2024 Dow Sustainability Fellows

Rich von Luhrte, B.Arch ’68, Funds Scholarships to Continue His Legacy of Addressing Climate Change

“I’m passionate about climate change,” says Rich von Luhrte. “If I were 25 again and going back to school, I might study to be an ecologist or an environmentalist.” As […]

Taubman College Urban Technology Protogrant Recipients Explore Sustainability and Climate Action

Setting the Course: Future Core Studio Pedagogies in Landscape Architecture

The ’15-minute city’ could limit global warming — if it…

Opinion: Michigan’s system to approve green energy projects is broken

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. Image credit: Todd Marsee, Michigan Sea Grant

New guiding principles urgently needed for Great Lakes stewardship, U-M researchers say

a visual model of a museum with a large elephant figure at the center

El Hadi Jazairy Awarded Graham Foundation Grant

Beth Gibbons, M.U.P. ’12, and Izzy Beshouri, M.U.R.P. ’24, Know There’s No Time to Waste When It Comes to Climate Adaptation

Using Land to Promote Refugee Self-Reliance in Uganda

Portraits of Kathy Velikov and Charlie O'Geen

Kathy Velikov and Charlie O’Geen Receive Sustainability Catalyst Grants

El Hadi Jazairy and Matias del Campo Launch Books in Conjunction with Biennale Architettura 2023

A view of the Phoenix from South Mountain last summer. An industry analysis released this month warns of the threat of citywide blackouts during heatwaves.

Larissa Larsen Collaborator on Study that Shows Heat Wave and Blackout Would Send Half of Phoenix to E.R.

Kat Cameron Explores Climate Adaptation and Cities as Student Delegate to COP27

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