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    COVID-19 and the University of Illinois
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    ESE 389 Sustainable Development Field Course - Spring 2020

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  • Warren Lavey

    Climate Change, Law & Health course

    Warren Lavey and Holly Rosencranz describe the new Climate Change, Law & Health course at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. This course is open to undergraduates across the university through the Campus Honors Program, and attempts to address one the greatest challenges facing the world today.
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  • Maria Natividad Garay holds a hailstone she recovered outside her home in Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina. Mitch Dobrowner for The New York Times

    Thunderstorm research featured in the New York Times Magazine

    The New York Times just featured an article about the RELAMPAGO project in Argentina - a project run by our own Department of Atmospheric Science.  The project was lead by Professor Steve Nesbitt, with Professors Jeff Trapp, Francina Dominguez, and Deanna Hence as major participants with a large number of graduate and undergraduate students were also involved in Argentina. 
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School of Earth, Society, & Environment

3801 Natural History Building
1301 W. Green St.
Urbana, IL, 61801
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Phone: 217-244-4064
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