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NEW ITEMS
(Current items remain in the Digest until they happen so don’t forget to peruse the web listing in case
you missed something in the previous week.)
Institute Events
1. Sustainability@ASU: Hope in the Darkness: Our Power to Save Our Climate and Democracy
2. Center for Biodiversity Outcomes: The Past, Present and Future of Coral Reefs
3. Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems: The Policy Systems Approach to Agriculturally Led
Development
4. Global Drylands Center Seminar: Scale-Dependency and Multi-Scale Effects of Biodiversity Along a
Climatic Gradient in a Heterogenous Landscape
5. CAP LTER Seminar: For the Birds!
6. Sustainability Certificate Program at ASU
Other Events - On Campus
7. Coffee@Beyond Series: Designing Alien Drugs?
8. Design + Wellness: Creating Innovative Healthcare
9. Digital Culture Speaker Series: Future Rising – A Journey from the Past to the Edge of Tomorrow
10. Institute for Humanities Research: Geologies of Race
11. 2020 Local to Global Justice Forum
12. Staff Event Planner Sustainability Certification Training
Other Events - Off Campus
13. Sustainability's Brewing at Liberty Wildlife
14. GreenBiz Webcast: What Will it Take for Brands to Fix Recycling?
15. Desert Rivers Audubon Monthly Speaker Series: Liberty Wildlife - Live Raptor Show!
16. Emerge 2020: Eating at the Edges
17. WWW Earth Hour 2020
18. 2020 Southwest Extreme Precipitation Symposium: Sharing Knowledge about Extreme
Precipitation in the Southwest Region of North America – Droughts to Floods
19. Circularity 20: Accelerating the Circular Economy
News and Announcements
20. Why is Arizona trashing its recycling programs?
21. ASU researchers shine at world's largest science meeting
22. Rules of life: From a pond to the beyond
23. Students! Share your sustainability story
24. ASU study finds microplastics create new homes for microbes in the Caribbean
25. Two geography professors to be recognized at American Association of Geographers annual
meeting
26. Psychology department, student services partner to advance sustainable behaviors
27. No less than saving the world
28. Locusts abroad are ravaging vegetation and crops in record numbers
29. The nature of cities is a lifelong fascination for new Regents Professor
30. This company is turning food waste into a cleaning spray
31. Former secretary of defense says that alliance-building is key to managing threats from China and
Russia
32. Community Exchange needs booth managers!
33. February Southwest Climate Outlook
Institute Jobs
34. Postdoctoral Research Scholar, Center for Biodiversity Outcomes
Other Jobs
35. Student, Research Aide, Water Index, Kyl Center for Water Policy, Arizona State University,
Downtown Phoenix campus, Phoenix, AZ
36. Assistant Professor, Water Science, Department of Natural & Applied Sciences, University of
Wisconsin, Green Bay, WI
37. Tenure-track Faculty, Innovative Clean Water Technologies for the 21st Century, Department of
Environmental Health and Engineering, Whiting School of Engineering, Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, MD
38. Assistant Professor, Ag Water Management/Statewide Irrigation Extension Engineer, Department
of Biological & Ecological Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
39. Assistant Professor, Sustainable Groundwater Management Engineer, Department of Biological &
Ecological Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
40. Summer Science and Policy Internships, Clean Wisconsin, Madison, WI
41. Program Officer, Climate Risk Management and Resilience, World Wildlife Fund, Washington, DC
42. Tourism and Economic Development Director, City of Cottonwood, AZ
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EVENTS
Institute Events
Rob and Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions Service: Sustainability Solutions
Festival
(February 1-22, 2020) The Sustainability Solutions Festival convenes the planet’s top sustainability
events and organizations for the month of February to discover and explore how we can individually
and collectively re-imagine our lives and our planet. With foundational partners including GreenBiz and
The Sustainability Consortium, the Sustainability Solutions Festival offers a wide array of events for
audiences of all ages and backgrounds, from students to business leaders. For more information and
scheduled events.
NEW!
Sustainability@ASU: Hope in the Darkness: Our Power to Save Our Climate and
Democracy
(Friday, February 21, 2020) Michael Brune, Sierra Club, will present “Hope in the Darkness: Our Power
to Save Our Climate and Democracy” from 3:00-4:30 p.m.; reception 4:30-5:30 p.m. in room 101,
Armstrong Hall, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More information.
NEW!
Center for Biodiversity Outcomes: The Past, Present and Future of Coral Reefs
(Monday, February 24, 2020) Katie Cramer, Center for Biodiversity Outcomes, will present “The Past,
Present and Future of Coral Reefs” from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in room 202, C-wing, School of Life
Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More information.
NEW!
Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems: The Policy Systems Approach to
Agriculturally Led Development
(Tuesday February 25, 2020) James F. Oehmke, U.S. Agency for International Development, will
present “The Policy Systems Approach to Agriculturally Led Development” from 11:30 a.m.-12:00
networking; 12:00-1:00 p.m. lecture in room 481, Wrigley Hall, Arizona State University, Tempe
campus. More information and registration.
Sustainability Series: Social Design and Sustainability
(Wednesday, February 26, 2020) Cheryl Heller, Director of Design Integration and Professor of
Practice in Innovation Design, Arizona State University, will present “Social Design and Sustainability”
from 9:00-10:15 a.m. in room 481, Wrigley Hall, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More
information and registration.
Sustainability Series: Culture, Carbon, and Climate Change: A Social Class Analysis
(Tuesday, March 3, 2020) Jean Boucher, School for the Future of Innovation in Society, Arizona State
University will present “Culture, Carbon, and Climate Change: A Social Class Analysis” from 12:00-1:15
p.m. in room 481, Wrigley Hall, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More information and
registration.
NEW!
Global Drylands Center Seminar: Scale-Dependency and Multi-Scale Effects of
Biodiversity Along a Climatic Gradient in a Heterogenous Landscape
(Tuesday, March 3, 2020) Yaron Ziv, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, will present “Scale-Dependency and Multi-Scale Effects of Biodiversity Along a Climatic Gradient in a Heterogenous
Landscape” from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in room 202, C-wing, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State
University, Tempe campus. More information.
NEW!
CAP LTER Seminar: For the Birds!
(Thursday, March 5, 2020) Emily Webb, School of Life Sciences, will present “Collaboration with
Community Scientists and Museums: Using Window-strike Birds to Collect Ecophysiology Data” and
Jeff Brown, Central Arizona-Phoenix Long-term Ecological Research project will present "No Fry
Zones: How the Distribution of Restaurants Influences Avian Communities" from 4:00-5:00 p.m. in
room 202, C-wing, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More
information.
REMINDER!
Sustainability Certificate Program at ASU
(Thursday-Saturday, April 2-4, 2020) Earn a certificate in sustainability strategy from the W. P. Carey
School of Business and School of Sustainability at Arizona State University. Join this cohort and
connect with a network of sustainability professionals. Sessions focus on organizational opportunities
that accompany sustainability challenges. Participants learn how to make the business case for
sustainability projects to minimize wasted resources, time and talent. Register by March 9th for $500
off. ASU employees email sustainabilityskills@asu.edu for special rate. More information at
sos.asu.edu/opportunity..
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Other Events
On Campus
ASU Open Door @ Tempe
(Saturday, February 22, 2020) ASU Open Door @ Tempe is a rare opportunity to get a behind the
scenes look into the spaces that house our most innovative projects, including the Biodesign Institute,
ASU Super Computer, Mars Space Flight Facility, ASU Marston Exploratory Theater, and more. ASU
Open Door offers you the opportunity to hear firsthand from ASU students and faculty about rare
poisonous insects, space exploration, volcanoes, drones and robots, medical breakthroughs and
Mayan discoveries. Interactive hands-on activities offer a wide spectrum of sciences, engineering,
humanities and the arts. From 1:00-5:00 p.m. at Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More
information and tickets.
NEW!
Coffee@Beyond Series: Designing Alien Drugs?
(Monday, February 24, 2020) Sara Walker, Arizona State University, will present “Designing Alien
Drugs?” from 3:00-4:00 p.m. in the auditorium, Biodesign Institute, Arizona State University, Tempe
campus. More information.
NEW!
Design + Wellness: Creating Innovative Healthcare
(Wednesday, February 26, 2020) Patricia Moore, designer and gerontologist, will present “Design +
Wellness: Creating Innovative Healthcare” from 5:15-6:30 p.m.; reception at 4:30 p.m. in room 110,
Health North Building, Arizona State University, Downtown Phoenix campus. More information and
registration.
NEW!
Digital Culture Speaker Series: Future Rising – A Journey from the Past to the Edge
of Tomorrow
(Thursday, February 27, 2020) Andrew Maynard, Risk Innovation Lab, Arizona State University, will
present “Future Rising – A Journey from the Past to the Edge of Tomorrow” from 3:00-4:00 p.m. in
room B125, Stauffer Communications Arts, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More
information.
NEW!
Institute for Humanities Research: Geologies of Race
(Thursday, February 27, 2020) Kathryn Yusoff, Queen Mary University of London, will present
“Geologies of Race” from 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the Heritage Room, University Club, Arizona State
University, Tempe campus. More information and registration.
21st Century Research – Moving Beyond Animals through Bioengineering
(Friday, February 28, 2020) Advances in 3D and in vitro models have led to fundamental improvements
in human disease modeling, drug development, toxicology testing, and more. As technology advances
scientists are integrating human-relevant methods such as tissues-on-chips, 3D bioprinting, organoids,
and other in vitro and in silico models into research to produce more reliable results. This seminar
series features field leaders discussing the application of these approaches to their research. Expert
speakers for this seminar are Mehdi Nikkhah, PhD, Arizona State University; Brian Niemeyer, PhD,
University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical School; and Himanshu Kaul, DPhil, University of British
Columbia. From 1:30-4:30 p.m. in the auditorium, Biodesign Institute, Arizona State University, Tempe
campus. More information and registration.
NEW!
2020 Local to Global Justice Forum
(Friday-Sunday, February 28-March 1, 2020) The Local to Global Justice Forum and Festival is a
gathering for sharing knowledge that doesn't rely entirely on "experts." At this annual event, we
recognize that everyone has something to teach and something to learn. Similar to the Social Forums
that have been held around the world since 2001, this L2GJ event feels more like a festival than a
conference. ASU School of Sustainability's 'first-ever' graduate, Brigitte Bavousett, will lead the
following workshop “Cuba, Costa Rica, Cambodia & Vietnam: Coastal Countries Facing a Future of
Rising Seas” on Saturday, February 29, 11:30-12:20 p.m. in room L1-80, Coor Hall, Arizona State
University, Tempe campus. The entire forum is at the Tempe campus. More information, registration,
and schedule.
ASU Open Door @ Polytechnic
(Saturday, February 29, 2020) ASU Open Door @ Polytechnic offers a behind the scenes look into
ASU’s state-of-the-art labs and learning environments. Come experience flight simulators, air traffic
control simulators, the wonders of algae, new-age cars, play classic video games, and enjoy dance
and theater performances. More information and tickets.
NEW!
Staff Event Planner Sustainability Certification Training
(Wednesday, March 25, 2020) Become a Sustainability Certified Event Planner and help Arizona State
University meet its university-wide sustainability goals. Join Aramark, The College of Health Solutions,
University Sustainability Practices and Zero Waste to learn how to become more ecologically and
socially conscious in your event planning. From 9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. in room 242 (La Paz), Memorial
Union, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. More information and registration.
Call for Abstracts for the UCRC Annual Poster Competition
(Wednesday, March 26, 2020) The Urban Climate Research Center hosts an annual poster event that
allows graduate students and postdoctoral scholars working on urban climate topics to present their
research to the UCRC community. This event provides the participants with valuable experience and
also helps to facilitate cross-campus interaction and collaborations. It will be held in he Alumni Lounge,
Memorial Union, Arizona State University, Tempe campus. The poster session is intended to highlight
urban climate research from undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers.
Completed research is preferred. Posters outlining research not yet conducted must provide sufficient
details on research design. Abstract requirements: Maximum 250 words. Important dates: Abstract
submission deadline: Monday, February 10, 2020; Notification of acceptance: Monday, February 17,
2020; and electronic poster submission and printing deadline: Monday, March 16, 2020. Submit your
poster abstract here. UCRC will print your poster for you (at no charge) if you submit by Monday,
March 16, 2020. Monetary prizes will be awarded in multiple categories. See
https://sustainability.asu.edu/urban-climate/events/ for examples of winning posters from last year.
2020 Social Embeddedness Network Conference
(Tuesday, March 24, 2020) Since 2014, the annual Social Embeddedness Network conference has
convened community-engaged faculty and staff from a variety of disciplines and units throughout ASU
to build connections and share strategies and best practices for advancing ASU as a socially
embedded institution. From 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Memorial Union, Arizona State University,
Tempe campus. ASU's Office of University Initiatives and Educational Outreach and Student Services
(EOSS) invite you to submit a proposal to share how you are partnering with community organizations
in your socially embedded research, teaching or practice to achieve positive outcomes at the local,
regional and global level. The deadline for conference proposals is Friday, January 10, 2020. More
information.
21st Century Research – Moving Beyond Animals through In Vitro and In Silico
Toxicity Testing
(Friday, March 27, 2020) Advances in 3D and in vitro models have led to fundamental improvements in
human disease modeling, drug development, toxicology testing, and more. As technology advances
scientists are integrating human-relevant methods such as tissues-on-chips, 3D bioprinting, organoids,
and other in vitro and in silico models into research to produce more reliable results. This seminar
series features field leaders discussing the application of these approaches to their research. Expert
speakers for this seminar are Erin Hill, Institute for In Vitro Sciences and Michael Lawless, PhD,
Simulations Plus. From 1:30-4:30 p.m. in the auditorium, Biodesign Institute, Arizona State University,
Tempe campus. More information and registration.
21st Century Research – Moving Beyond Animals in the Neurosciences and
Infectious Disease Research
(Friday, April 24, 2020) Advances in 3D and in vitro models have led to fundamental improvements in
human disease modeling, drug development, toxicology testing, and more. As technology advances
scientists are integrating human-relevant methods such as tissues-on-chips, 3D bioprinting, organoids,
and other in vitro and in silico models into research to produce more reliable results. This seminar
series features field leaders discussing the application of these approaches to their research. Expert
speakers for this seminar are Lena Smirnova, PhD, Johns Hopkins University, Center for Alternatives
to Animal Testing; Cleber Trujillo, PhD, University of California San Diego; and Cheryl A. Nickerson,
PhD, Arizona State University. From 1:30-4:30 p.m. in the auditorium, Biodesign Institute, Arizona
State University, Tempe campus. More information and registration.
Off Campus
Energy and Environmental Building Alliance: The HERS Associate & Taking the
Performance Path: An Introduction to the HERS Index & IECC Compliance
(Sunday, February 23, 2020) This course introduces the HERS Index and explores how it’s used to
comply with the building code. Basic building science principles will be covered and how they relate to
the performance path option in the International Energy Conservation Code. Explore the HERS Index
rating system as a tool used to successfully design and build houses that comply with building code
requirements. Learn guiding principles used by HERS Raters to rate a home and produce a HERS
Index Score. Review energy rating software and how manipulating construction assemblies effects the HERS Score. From 8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at the Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch, 3rd Fl Papago
Rm, 7700 E. McCormick Pkwy, Scottsdale. Free for students and young professionals. More
information and registration.
NEW!
Sustainability's Brewing at Liberty Wildlife
(Monday, February 24, 2020) Join ASU’s Rob & Melani Walton Sustainability Solutions Service for a
special Sustainability's Brewing during our Sustainability Festival! Mingle among other valley experts
working in sustainability while enjoying the wildlife of the Sonoran Desert. No lectures, no speeches,
just enjoying a drink and a few snacks after work and finding out who is around. We hope you can join
us and please spread the word. No RSVP required. From 6:00-8:00 p.m. at Liberty Wildlife, 2600 E
Elwood St, Phoenix AZ 85040. More information.
NEW!
GreenBiz Webcast: What Will it Take for Brands to Fix Recycling?
(Thursday, February 25, 2020) Just about everyone knows we need to fix recycling, which has
plateaued or decreased at the same time that public concern over plastic and other waste has grown.
At the same time, there's growing momentum toward circular packaging and products. But who's job is
it to fix recycling? With governments largely on the sidelines, society is turning to the private sector to
reinvigorate or reinvent consumer recycling. So, what is the role of brands and what will it take to align
recycling rates with public concern over waste? In this conversation, we'll investigate what companies
are doing, what they can do and some of the lessons learned in partnering with retailers, governments
and consumers themselves. From 1:00-2:00 EST. More information and registration.
Extreme Heat Network Webinar: Rapid Production of Urban Heat Island Maps for the
U.S.
(Wednesday, February 26, 2020) Pete Aniello, Trust for Public Land, will present “Rapid Production of
Urban Heat Island Maps for the U.S.” at 12:00 p.m. (2:00 p.m. EST). More information.
Southwest Drought and Human Health Workshop
(Wednesday-Thursday, February 26-27, 2020) Please join us for the Southwest Drought and Human
Health Workshop, which is being hosted by the National Integrated Drought Information System
(NIDIS), in partnership with the University of Nebraska Medical Center, and the University of Arizona
Center for Climate Adaptation Science and Solutions. Discussions at this workshop will be tailored
around regional drought-related human health impacts and will also help identify gaps and needs,
collaborative opportunities, and ways to integrate the health sector into the DEWS and other
drought-related projects. The audience for the Southwest Drought and Human Health Workshop will be
state and local public health departments, climate scientists, emergency managers, tribal communities,
and healthcare providers. To be held from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. daily at the Environment and Natural
Resources Building 2, 1064 E. Lowell St, Room S225, University of Arizona, Tucson. More information
and registration.
Volunteers Needed! McDowell Sonoran Conservancy Expedition Days
(Thursday-Friday, February 27-28, 2020) Join the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy for our annual
Expedition Days! Help elementary students learn about their place in the Sonoran Desert. This is an
amazing opportunity to gain leadership skills, give back to the community, and become an important
part of these students' learning experience. Training on February 5, 11, or 22. For more information.
Eighth Natural History of the Gila Symposium
(Thursday-Friday, February 27-28, 2020) A symposium for researchers, land managers, students and
the general public, this educational event is FREE. Student travel scholarships (usually $200) are
available. New for the 8th symposium is student research scholarships for high school, undergraduate,
and graduate students. The symposium will be held at Western New Mexico University, Silver City,
NM. More information.
Salt River Project’s 13th Annual Water Conservation Expo
(Saturday, March 7, 2020) Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase a smart irrigation controller
at a discounted price, attend classes, receive a water-efficient Evolve* showerhead (*while supplies
last) and learn from over 50 exhibitors. The free Expo will be held from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at the
PERA Training and Conference Center, 1 E. Continental Dr, Tempe. More information.
NEW!
Desert Rivers Audubon Monthly Speaker Series: Liberty Wildlife - Live Raptor Show!
(Tuesday, March 10, 2020) Bring the kids and grandkids and join us for a live raptor presentation by
Liberty Wildlife Rehab Foundation. This is always a special program, visually exciting and enjoyed by
all ages. All your questions will be answered about each of the beautiful creatures our Liberty Wildlife
handlers bring to us. Room 7:00-9:00 p.m. at Southeast Regional Library, 775 N Greenfield Rd,
Gilbert. More information.
Intermountain Sustainability Summit
(Thursday-Friday, March 19-20, 2020) The Intermountain Sustainability Summit is an annual
benchmark event where sustainability professionals from business, non-profits, government, and
education come together, along with the next generation of leaders, to learn, share, network and build
momentum as we work to improve our communities, environment and economy. There is a student
poster contest and students whose posters are chosen to be displayed will receive free admission on
the main Summit day, March 19, and be entered to win cash-card prizes. Poster submission deadline
February 15, 2020. Join us at Weber State University, Ogden UT. More information.
NEW!
Emerge 2020: Eating at the Edges
(Saturday, March 21, 2020) Explore this question at Emerge 2020: Eating at the Edges. Bring your
hands, noses and mouths — they are critical tools! Together, we will think and taste our way through
asking what alternative forms of food production, distribution and consumption we should consider to
build a more inclusive, equitable and delicious culinary world. From 4:00-10:00 p.m. at the Mesa Arts
Center Lot, 46 E W 1st Ave, Mesa. Presented by Arizona State University in partnership with Mesa Arts
Center and Leonardo: The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology. More
information and registration.
Meet MarCo
(Tuesday, March 24, 2020) The Maricopa County Food Systems Coalition in collaboration with Mesa
Community College will have coffee and snacks, multiple guest speakers who will share their food
assessment stories, a keynote storyteller, a raffle, and even a tour of MCC's Sustainable Agriculture
program's new state-of-the-art greenhouses that! You won't want to miss this event, so show some
support for your local food policy council by RSVPing and helping us spread the word! To be held at
Room LB 145, Mesa Community College, 1833 W Southern Ave, Mesa. Registration.
NEW!
WWW Earth Hour 2020
(Saturday, March 28, 2020) This Earth Hour, millions of people around the world will turn off their lights
for one hour to show their steadfast commitment to protecting nature. Together we’ll speak up for
wildlife and forests. We’ll show our support for rivers and oceans. And we’ll rally around crucial actions
needed to curb climate change. Join us at 8:30 p.m. for one hour to show your support for a healthy
planet! More information.
2020 University of Guam Conference on Island Sustainability
(Tuesday-Friday, March 31-April 3, 2020) The 11th University of Guam Conference on Island
Sustainability will take place at the Hyatt Regency Guam, with pre-conference events on March 30 and
31. For the first time in conference history, the Governor of Guam, Lourdes A. Leon Guerrero, will
serve as co-chair alongside UOG President Dr. Thomas W. Krise. This year's theme is "Island Wisdom
for a Global Future." Together with strategic partners, the Local2030 Islands Network and Global
Island Partnership (GLISPA), the conference aims to gather representatives from at least 20 islands in
2020 to share progress, innovations, and strategies to collectively move toward a sustainable global
future. Sustainability leaders from around the globe are also invited to share innovations and
partnership opportunities that will contribute to island sustainability. More information and registration.
NEW!
2020 Southwest Extreme Precipitation Symposium: Sharing Knowledge about
Extreme Precipitation in the Southwest Region of North America – Droughts to
Floods
(Thursday, April 2, 2020) 2020 SWEPSYM will be held in conjunction with the 17th Biennial
Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge (BSMAR 17) in Tempe, AZ. BSMAR 17 is organized by the
Arizona Hydrological Society (AHS) and the Groundwater Resources Association (GRA) of California.
The theme this year is integrating water, flood, and stormwater management infrastructures with
enhanced observations and forecasting. More information and registration.
Arizona Bicycling Summit 2020
(Friday, April 3, 2020) The Arizona's Bicycling Summit, to be held in, gathers leaders,
educators, planners, public health professionals, event promoters, and cyclists of all kinds to
discuss current issues related to bicycling in Arizona. Registration fee includes breakfast,
lunch and all sessions - Student registration $10; Professionals register by March 1 for
discounted early bird rate. At the Nile Theater, 105 W Main St, Mesa, AZ 85210. More
information.
18th Annual Climate Prediction Applications Science Workshop
(Tuesday-Thursday, April 14-16, 2020) The 18th Annual Climate Prediction Applications Science
Workshop (CPASW) will bring together a diverse community to share developments in research and
application of weather and climate information for societal decision-making. Participants will include
researchers, service producers, resource managers, planners, practitioners, social scientists, and
others making weather and climate-sensitive decisions. NOAA’s National Weather Service Climate
Services Branch, Arizona State University, the Arizona State Climate Office, and many climate services
partners are collaborating in the organization of the 2020 CPASW. The workshop will be held in
Phoenix, AZ. Registration will open in February 2020. More information.
STGlobal Conference
(Friday-Saturday, April 17-18, 2020) The STGlobal Consortium is a group of universities with students
interested in science & technology studies (STS), science & technology policy (STP), and other related
topics. Each year, graduate students from the member schools organize a graduate student-centered
international conference in Washington, DC. The conference provides students with an opportunity to
present their original research within a supportive community, gather critical feedback on
works-in-progress, network with students in related fields, and attend professional development
lectures. The 20th annual STGlobal Conference will be held at the National Academies of Sciences,
Engineering, and Medicine in Washington, DC. The STGlobal 2020 conference planning committee is
extending the proposal submission deadline until February 14, 2020. Please note that this extension
includes travel grant applications. More information and registration.
Phosphorus Forum 2020
(Thursday, April 30, 2020) Arizona State University's Sustainable Phosphorus Alliance will host its 4th
annual Phosphorus Forum in Washington, DC. Professor Don Boesch of the University of Maryland's
Center for Environmental Science will be providing the keynote at this day-long knowledge-sharing and
networking event. Participants will include scientists, NGOs focused on water quality issues, nutrient
recovery technology companies, fertilizer manufacturers, food producers, water utilities, farm
consultants, government regulators, agricultural suppliers, phosphate mining companies, and others.
There is no streaming of this event. More information and registration.
NEW!
Circularity 20: Accelerating the Circular Economy
(Monday-Wednesday, May 18-20, 2020) Circularity 20 is the largest circular economy conference in
the United States. Building on the success of a sold-out launch event, Circularity 20 will bring together
more than 1,000 thought leaders and practitioners across industries and functions to accelerate the
circular economy. Through inspirational plenaries, interactive breakouts, deep-dive tutorials,
networking opportunities and a solutions-focused showcase, Circularity 20 will inspire, inform and
empower participants to turn circular economy concepts into profitable opportunities for companies and
cities. To be held at Intercontinental Buckhead Atlanta, 3315 Peachtree Rd NE,
Atlanta, GA 30326. More information and registration.
European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference
(Monday-Wednesday, June 15-17, 2020) Registration is now open for the 4th European Sustainable
Phosphorus Conference, Vienna. This 4th ESPC will centre in plenary on business models, company
success stories and city and regional actions towards nutrient circularity. Parallel sessions will mix
research with application (see below, call for papers). The third day will be the 4th European
phosphorus R&D day, showcasing R&D into phosphorus recycling and recycled products and new approaches. Deadline for submission of presentations, success stories, posters is extended to January 31, 2020 (as
several authors requested more time). Fifty presentations are already registered, but some
opportunities remain. Hotels are beginning to fill up in Vienna. Register and book now to get better
prices! Full details.
PSID Data User Training Workshop
(Monday-Friday, June 15-19, 2020) This five-day workshop will orient participants to the content and
structure of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, its special topics modules, and the PSID Child
Development Supplement and PSID Transition into Adulthood Supplement. The workshop pairs
instructional sessions led by experienced PSID researchers and staff with guided lab sessions in which
users construct their own analytic data files. The workshop is open to predoctoral students,
postdoctoral fellows, college and university faculty, and professional researchers. Admitted predoctoral
students and postdoctoral fellows may request to be considered for a stipend to help with travel and
housing costs. Applications received by April 17 will be given priority for enrollment. More information
about the workshop and application to participate through the ICPSR Summer Program. Support is
provided by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute on Child Health and Human Development,
the National Institute on Aging, and the National Science Foundation.
SISE 2020: Resiliency: Climate Change and the Power of Data + Response
(Thursday-Wednesday, July 9-22, 2020) Join us in Chicago for our 10th annual program focused on
resiliency — Resiliency: Climate Change and the Power of Data + Response. There is no program fee,
everyone that participates receives lodging on campus free of charge, and there are travel
scholarships available for most traveling to Chicago. Application Deadline: All applications are due May
30. Interviews must be conducted by June 9. Final decisions sent June 10. More information.
URP 2020: Sustainable & Resilient Urban-Rural Partnerships
(Wednesday-Friday, November 25-27, 2020) Regions are of critical importance to achieve the
implementation of the UN 2030 Agenda including the Sustainable Development Goals and the
HABITAT III objectives. By focusing on sustainable and resilient urban-rural partnerships, the
international URP2020 conference aims at developing new urban-rural imaginaries, integrating
strategies and projects that explore present and future potentials in terms of sustainability and
resilience. The URP2020 will bring together and connect scientific insights and enlightening
experiences of on-going projects in practice. We offer a forum for exchange and support the co-design
of ideas to tackle the challenges for sustainable and resilient regional development. The conference
will be held in Leipzig, Germany. More information.
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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Why is Arizona trashing its recycling programs?
Arizona municipalities and cities across America are dropping popular recycling programs or scaling
them back drastically ever since China decided last year to limit reusable materials it would accept
from the United States. China has stated that their recycling facilities became overwhelmed and their
oceans were getting polluted. They also wanted to focus on their country’s own sustainable needs. The
move has forced several Arizona cities such as Mesa, Tucson, Surprise, Casa Grande, Sierra Vista
and Globe to reduce or eliminate their recycling programs. Read more.
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ASU researchers shine at world’s largest science meeting
At the world’s largest general scientific meeting, Arizona State University researchers, faculty, staff and
students gathered with colleagues to tackle some of society’s grand challenges as part of the annual
American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting, held Feb. 13-17 in Seattle. Read
more.
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Rules of life: From a pond to the beyond
The Cuatro Ciénegas Basin, in the Chihuahuan Desert in Mexico, was once a shallow sea that became
isolated from the Gulf of Mexico around 43 million years ago. This basin has an unusual characteristic
of being particularly nutrient-poor and harboring a “lost world” of many below-ground and above-ground
aquatic microbes of ancient marine ancestry. Because of these characteristics, it is an invaluable
place for researchers to study and understand how life may have existed on other planets in our solar
system. Read more.
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Students! Share your sustainability story
Earth Day's 50th anniversary is coming up and the Zero Waste Department at ASU wants to celebrate
it by sharing YOUR story. They're looking for 50 students that are passionate about sustainability and
have a deep love for Mother Earth. They want to give you the space to talk about you and the projects
that you've been working on or will be working on in the future to help us change the world. Getting to
know you will inspire others to join our green movement and to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. Fill
out the form so Zero Waste can contact you, and feel free to share the link with your friends.
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ASU study finds microplastics create new homes for microbes in the Caribbean
With 5 trillion pieces of plastic in the oceans, the dynamics of marine environments are shifting in ways
that are yet to be discovered. Over time, discarded plastics such as sandwich bags and flip-flops have
degraded into small particles, called microplastics, which are less than 5 millimeters long. Kassandra
Dudek, doctoral student at Arizona State University's School of Life Sciences and former Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute (STRI) fellow, looked at how marine microbial communities colonize
microplastics in Panama. Read more.
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Two geography professors to be recognized at American Association of Geographers
annual meeting
In preparation for its annual meeting, the American Association of Geographers, a global network of
leading researchers, educators and practitioners in geography, recognized a select group of individuals
for their outstanding contributions and accomplishments in the geographic field. Included in this year’s
honors are two from Arizona State University’s School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning:
Patricia Gober and B. L. Turner II. Read more.
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Psychology department, student services partner to advance sustainable behaviors
at ASU
Arizona State University is on track to eliminate all greenhouse gas emissions from building and
waste-related sources by 2025. This is just one way ASU is working to meet the university’s
sustainability goals. One of the biggest challenges to becoming climate positive and sustainable is
changing the behavior of the people who make up the university. Read more.
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No less than saving the world
One of the most audacious initiatives since the creation of the first university more than 1,000 years
ago began in the Yucatan jungle in 2004. Arizona State University President Michael M. Crow
convened a meeting in Temozón, Mexico, of a small but distinguished group of intellectual leaders who
were exploring a new idea: sustainability science. Could sustainability be a core value of a large public
research university? It would have to instruct and inspire new generations. It would have to solve
pressing real-world problems. And it would have to walk its talk. On the 15th anniversary of the Julie
Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability ASU has proven it can do all of that and more. Read
more.
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Locusts abroad are ravaging vegetation and crops in record numbers
First they devastated Somalia. Then Ethiopia. Now they’re ravaging most of East Africa, and there’s no
sign of them stopping anytime soon. Locusts of biblical proportions — estimated as high as 360 billion
— are destroying crops and farmlands throughout Africa in places where food insecurity is already
high, with the possibility of leaving millions starving. Last month the insects devoured their way through
Kenya from neighboring Somalia and Ethiopia. Africa hasn't seen an infestation like this since 1989. A
United Nations official said it also has the potential to be the most devastating plague in living memory
if something isn’t done soon. Read more.
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The nature of cities is a lifelong fascination for new Regents Professor
When Nancy Grimm walked through the woods as a child, she wondered how it all fit together and
worked: the rain, the soil, the plants, the chemistry. She saw it was a system. But how? Now she
applies that thinking to urban ecology: How do cities and the natural world interact and affect each
other? A relatively new field that took off in the 1970s, urban ecology looks at the relation of living
organisms with each other and their surroundings in the context of an urban environment. Read more.
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This company is turning food waste into a cleaning spray (from GreenBiz.com)
Water is the first ingredient listed on most household cleaners. It’s also the most dominant ingredient,
typically making up at least 90% of these products, according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.
Apparently, household cleaners and food waste have that quality in common. Food waste is comprised
of 75% water on average, according to Amanda Weeks, CEO and co-founder of Ambrosia, a food
waste solutions company previously known as Industrial/Organic. The fact that food waste contained
so much water made Ambrosia wonder: What are some water-based products that it could make from
the water — and acids and alcohol — it extracted from the food waste? Read more.
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Former secretary of defense says that alliance-building is key to managing threats
from China and Russia
America is facing threats from the world’s other superpowers, and the only way to stave them off is to
foster strong relationships with other countries, according to James Mattis, the former U.S. secretary of
defense. Read more.
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Community Exchange needs booth managers!
Community Exchange, a cooperative network of small growers selling at the Phoenix Uptown Farmer's
Market (Bethany Home and Central) is in need of booth managers for Wednesday and Saturday
markets. The Exchange has been a good source of income for many backyard gardeners, small-scale
growers and food and crafts artisans but without this help, it may not be able to continue. Booth
managers receive a commission on sales paid monthly. The Uptown Market is at 5757 N Central Ave,
Phoenix, AZ 85012. The hours of operation for Wednesday are 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (Oct. - April) and
8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (May - June); Wednesday Market closes (June - September) Please contact Chip
Satturlund for more information (chipsatt@cox.net).
Babbitt Center for Land and Water Policy Dissertation Fellowship Program
The Babbitt Center’s Dissertation Fellowship Program invites applications from doctoral students who
are writing dissertations in fields that address the Babbitt Center’s interest in improving the integration
of land use and water management and policy in the Colorado River Basin. This fellowship program
provides an important link between the Lincoln Institute’s educational mission and its research
objectives by supporting scholars early in their careers. Application deadline is April 1, 2020. More
information and application guidelines.
CivicSpark Fellow Applications
CivicSpark is a Governor's Initiative AmeriCorps program dedicated to building capacity for local
governments to address the most pressing community resilience issues relating to the environment
and social equity. CivicSpark is recruiting 90 Fellows for the 2020-21 Service Year. Projects for the
2020-21 service year will begin to be posted late-March 2020. More information and application.
Spring 2020 Research Study Opportunity for Undergraduate Students
Take part in a paid focus group study (small discussion group) about how college students define and
understand dating relationships and hooking up being conducted by Dr. Lauren Reed, MSW, PhD,
School of Social Work. An hour and a half of your time will earn you a $25 Amazon gift card for your
participation! The discussion will be confidential, will focus on your ideas about college students as a
whole rather than your personal experiences, and no identifying information will be collected. You must
be 18 years old or older to participate, and you must be currently enrolled as an undergraduate student
at ASU. Focus groups will be led by one of your fellow ASU students and a member of our research
team (a graduate student or AmeriCorps staff member, no faculty!). You have the opportunity to sign
up for a focus group that most closely matches your gender identity and the groups you belong to on
campus. There are groups for International students, student athletes, LGTQ+ students, those in
Greek life, and open groups if you do not closely identify with any of the categories. Groups are being
held on multiple campuses. Your views will help us to better understand how college students define
and think about dating relationships to help inform services and programs for students on ASU
campuses. More information will be sent to those who sign up. Signing up is confidential through this
Google form link. Do not hesitate to email Lauren.A.Reed@asu.edu with any questions you may have.
Call for Submissions: Page Prize for Sustainability Issues in Business Curricula
The Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina is honored to announce the
12th annual Dr. Alfred N. and Lynn Manos Page Prize for Sustainability Issues in Business Curricula.
Faculty, doctoral students and others are invited to submit non-published materials related to
innovative curricula (program design and core components), courses (including full syllabuses) or
substantial course components (case materials, simulations and course segments) appropriate for
rigorous and relevant teaching about sustainability and business. The deadline for submittal is March
15, 2020. More information.
Charles Redd Center for Western Studies, Brigham Young University Awards
Available
The Charles Redd Center for Western Studies is pleased to announce multiple awards for 2020 that
are available for scholars, students, or organizations conducting research or producing public
programming related to the Intermountain regions of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, Utah, or Wyoming. Applications for 2020 are due by 11:59 p.m. MST on March 15, and
awardees will be notified by May 1. More information and application instructions.
Study Abroad – Antarctica: The Frozen Continent 2020!
Join us on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore and experience first-hand the physical, ecological,
social, and political landscape of Antarctica. Starting from Ushuaia, Argentina, you’ll be accompanied
by scientists and naturalists as you cross the famous Drake Passage on your voyage to the frozen
continent. Once there, you'll explore the human and natural environment up-close, from icebergs and
penguins, to old research and whaling buildings. You may even spot whales! The preceding fall
semester will be spent meeting once a week learning more about the history, climate, and environment
of Antarctica that will prepare us for our two-week (December 17 through December 29, 2020) trip to
the continent itself. For more information please visit our website or contact Dr. Andrew Maynard
at amaynar2@asu.edu.
Volunteers needed for Gilbert Water Festival!
Volunteer with us! Join us for the 10th Annual Gilbert Water Festival, an educational field day event that
instills a deeper understanding of water in the earth system and Arizona’s water resources. Estimated
attendance1800+ Gilbert Public Schools 4th grade student participants. The festival dates are March 4
and 5 from 7:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. at the Civic Center Lawn, 50 E. Civic Center Dr, Gilbert. Volunteer
training is February 27 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Gilbert Public Works, Room 158, 900 E. Juniper Ave,
Gilbert. More information.
Arizona State University President’s Award for Sustainability
The President’s Award for Sustainability recognizes ASU faculty and staff who have worked as
departmental, interdepartmental or transdisciplinary teams that have demonstrated excellence in
fostering sustainability at Arizona State University. This award recognizes the development,
implementation and promotion of sustainability principles, solutions, programs and services. The award
application has detailed information and instructions on the entire process. The 2020 application
deadline is March 20, 2020. More information and application.
Call for Applications: Five KLI Writing-up Fellowships in Interdisciplinary
Sustainability Science
The Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research (KLI) Writing-Up Fellowship is an
individual fellowship awarded to excellent doctoral students in the final stage of their PhD to work
independently on research projects supervised by their advisor in their home institutes. We look
forward to receiving applications especially, but not exclusively, from the following research areas:
social-ecological research, innovation research, inter and transdisciplinary sustainability research,
transformation and transition research, environmental humanities, environmental history, and
environmental ethics, geography, environmental economics, political economy, history, philosophy, and
social studies of environmental and sustainability research. As "A Home to Theory that Matters," the
KLI privileges theoretical, conceptual, and formal as well as philosophical, historical, and reflexive work
in the life and sustainability sciences. Thus, the five fellowships are especially well-suited for two
categories of late-stage PhD students: Those who have completed empirical research and wish to use
the Writing-up Fellowship to elaborate on the (conceptual, epistemological, and methodological)
underpinnings and implications of their work; and those whose research deals with the historical,
philosophical, and conceptual foundations of sustainability research at the science/society interface.
The fellowship offers generous financial and career support to PhD students finalizing their thesis.
Fellows will enjoy the benefits of the KLI resident fellowship program and receive relocation allowance
and travel budgets for conferences. Deadlines: Full application: Feb. 29, 2020; and expected starting
date of the fellowship: Sep. 2020 (duration: 3-6 months). More information. If you have any questions,
please do not hesitate to contact KLI Scientific Director Guido Caniglia guido.caniglia@kli.ac.at.
Salazar Center, Colorado State University Conservation Impact Prize accepting
proposals
At the end of 2019, the Center launched its inaugural Conservation Impact Prize, which in 2020 will
award $100,000 to an interdisciplinary team working on an innovative approach to conservation and
landscape connectivity. Projects should be collaborative in nature, address a landscape-scale
conservation challenge on the North American continent, and ultimately provide measurable habitat
and community benefit. We also encourage non-traditional applicants and ideas. You can learn more
about the prize and eligibility at connectivitychallenge.org, and a press release can be found here.
Submittal deadline is March 12, 2020.
Foundations of Sustainability Online Course for Professionals
How are companies applying sustainability strategies for long-term success? How can incorporating
sustainability in organizational strategy positively impact revenue and reduce risk? Learn how in this
6-hour online self-paced course from the ASU School of Sustainability. Questions? Contact
SustainabilitySkills@asu.edu. Learn more and enroll.
Arizona Department of Water Resource Drought Program
January 2020 drought summary is online.
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February Southwest Climate Outlook
The February 2020 Southwest Climate Outlook is online.
CLIMAS Podcast: January 2020: Bold Predictions, Plus “Are We (still) in a Drought”
Tune into the Southwest Climate podcasts on Apple Podcasts or Southwest Climate Change Network.
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OPPORTUNITIES
Institute Job Openings
Faculty Associate Pool, School of Sustainability, Arizona State University
Application open until filled. More information.
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Postdoctoral Research Scholar, Center for Biodiversity Outcomes
More information.
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Other Jobs
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Student, Research Aide, Water Index, Kyl Center for Water Policy, Arizona State
University, Downtown Phoenix campus, Phoenix, AZ
Application deadline February 28, 2020. More information.
Executive Director, Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Associations and
Institute for Fisheries Resources, San Francisco Bay/Sacramento Corridor, CA
Application deadline February 29, 2020. More information.
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Assistant Professor, Water Science, Department of Natural & Applied Sciences,
University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, WI
Application deadline March 1, 2020. More information.
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Tenure-track Faculty, Innovative Clean Water Technologies for the 21st Century,
Department of Environmental Health and Engineering, Whiting School of
Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
Application deadline March 1, 2020. More information.
Business Analyst, Savanna Institute, Madison, WI; Urbana, IL; or remote
Application deadline March 2, 2020. More information.
Director of Partnerships, Savanna Institute, Madison, WI; Urbana, IL; or remote
Application deadline March 2, 2020. More information.
Elderberry Commercialization Lead, Savanna Institute, Madison, WI; Dodgeville, WI;
or nearby
Application deadline March 2, 2020. More information.
Farm Partnership Brokers, Savanna Institute, Madison, WI; Urbana, IL; or remote
Application deadline March 2, 2020. More information.
Tree Crop Breeder, Savanna Institute, Madison, WI; Urbana, IL; or nearby
Application deadline March 2, 2020. More information.
Tree Crop Germplasm Specialist, Savanna Institute, remote and mobile
Application deadline March 2, 2020. More information.
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Assistant Professor, Ag Water Management/Statewide Irrigation Extension Engineer,
Department of Biological & Ecological Engineering, Oregon State University,
Corvallis, OR
Application deadline March 3, 2020. More information.
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Assistant Professor, Sustainable Groundwater Management Engineer, Department of
Biological & Ecological Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
Application deadline March 3, 2020. More information.
Assistant Dean, Agriculture and Agribusiness, College of Agriculture, Consumer &
Environmental Sciences University of Illinois Extension, Urbana-Champaign, IL
Application deadline March 10, 2020. More information.
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Summer Science and Policy Internships, Clean Wisconsin, Madison, WI
Application deadline for summer March 15, 2020 or fall August 1, 2020. More information.
Assistant Dean, Natural Resources, Environment and Energy, College of Agriculture,
Consumer & Environmental Sciences University of Illinois Extension,
Urbana-Champaign, IL
Application deadline March 17, 2020. More information.
Rangeland Management Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service,
Prescott, AZ
Application deadline April 6, 2020. More information.
Soil Conservation Technician, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Casa
Grande, AZ and Panguitch, UT
Application deadline April 6, 2020. More information.
Soil Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Avondale and Casa
Grande, AZ
Application deadline April 6, 2020. More information.
Advanced Technologies Outreach Coordinator, SciTech Institute, Tempe, AZ
More information.
Arizona Sustainability Alliance, Volunteer Opportunities
More information.
Assistant or Associate Professor of Polar Climate, University of Wisconsin, Madison,
WI
More information.
Assistant or Associate Professor of Polar Ecology, University of Wisconsin, Madison,
WI
More information.
Assistant or Associate Professor of Glaciology/Ice Flow Modeling, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, WI
More information.
Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences, University of Texas-El Paso, El Paso, TX
More information.
Assistant Research Professor, Watershed Management and Water Resources,
Pennsylvania State University, College Park, PA
More information.
Climate Change and Sustainability Researcher, ICF, Washington, DC
More information.
Climate Change Consultant, Cascadia Consulting Group, Inc., Oakland, CA
More information.
Communications Coordinator, Blue Practice, Sausalito, CA
More information.
Crab Team Coordinator, Washington Sea Grant, University of Washington, Seattle,
WA
More information.
Deconstruction Associate, Stardust Building Supplies, Mesa, AZ
More information.
Director of Field Building, Build Healthy Places Network, San Francisco, CA
More information.
Environment America, Denver, CO
Job opportunities in various locations. More information.
Environmental Engineering, Department of Ecology, State of Washington, Union Gap,
WA
More information.
Executive Director, New Pioneers for a Sustainable Future, Springfield, KY
More information.
Health Department Director, Pima County, Tucson, AZ
More information.
Hydrographer Commissioner, State Engineer’s Office, State of Wyoming, Casper, WY
More information.
Intern (volunteer), Citizens’ Climate Education, Citizens’ Climate Lobby, Phoenix, AZ
More information.
Local Food Specialist, Stern Produce, Phoenix, AZ
More information.
Manager, Sustainable Development Solutions Network, Paris, France
More information.
Marketing and Communication Manager, SciTech Institute, Tempe, AZ
More information.
Marketing and Communications Specialist, Stardust, Mesa, AZ
More information.
Natural Resource and Environmental Economist, RTI International, Durham, NC
More information.
NEWAVE Training Network, PhD opportunities
More information.
Nonpoint Water Quality Specialist, Department of Ecology, State of Washington,
Bellevue, WA
More information.
Permit Writer, Department of Ecology, Yakima County, Union Gap, WA
More information.
Policy Analyst, Wisconsin Wetlands Association, Madison, WI
More information.
Positions at Smart Growth America
More information.
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Policy Research on Energy and
Environment, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
More information.
Postdoctoral Research Position, Coupled Surface Water-Groundwater Modeling,
Catchment Hydrology and Spatial Analysis Lab, Department of Environmental
Sciences, University of California, Riverside, CA
More information.
Project Analyst/Associate, Apex Analytics, Boulder, CO
More information.
Program Coordinator, Political Affairs, Environmental Defense Fund, Washington, DC
More information.
Project Manager, Water Development Office, State of Wyoming, Cheyenne, WY
More information.
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Program Officer, Climate Risk Management and Resilience, World Wildlife Fund,
Washington, DC
More information.
Project Specialist, Sustainability Innovation + Entrepreneurship, Center for
Sustainable Development + Resilience, University of the District of Columbia,
Washington, DC
More information.
Regulatory and Policy Analyst, Department of Ecology, State of Washington, Lacey,
WA
More information.
Research Positions, Pacific Institute, Oakland, CA or remotely from US East Coast
More information.
Senior Research Analyst, Ecosystems, Environmental Defense Fund, Raleigh, NC
More information.
Social Science Communities Research Support, Environmental Protection Agency, Duluth, MN
More information.
Southwest Conservation Advocate, Center for Biological Diversity, Multiple locations
in AZ
More information.
Southwest Staff Attorney, Center for Biological Diversity, Multiple locations in AZ and
NM
More information.
Sustainability Coordinator, Sustainability Division, Pima County, Tucson, AZ
More information.
Tenure Track Faculty Position, Global Environmental Health Sciences, School of
Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Tulane University, New Orleans, LA
More information.
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Tourism and Economic Development Director, City of Cottonwood, AZ
More information.
Water Conservation Intern, Municipal Utilities Department, City of Tempe, AZ
More information.
Water Resiliency Engineer, Arcadia, Atlanta, GA
More information.
Water Resource Manager, Statewide Active Management Area Section, Arizona
Department of Water Resources, Phoenix, AZ
More information.
Water Resources Program Process Management Coordinator, State of Washington,
Bellevue, WA
More information.
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