FARMWISE Indiana cultivates connections between Hoosier farmers and schools
FARMWISE Indiana, a program from Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute, connects local farmers with schools and other institutions to strengthen regional food systems and bring more fresh, locally grown produce to Hoosier communities. By coordinating relationships between farmers and buyers, the initiative helps schools source nutritious local foods while supporting Indiana’s agricultural economy.
Gina McCarthy to deliver keynote at 2026 Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference
Gina McCarthy, the first White House National Climate Advisor and former Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, will deliver a keynote message on building a sustainable future at the 2026 Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference (ISRC) on Feb. 6 in Bloomington.
Survey: More Indiana cities and towns taking sustainability and resilience actions
More Indiana cities and towns are stepping up efforts to build sustainable, climate-resilient communities, according to a new Indiana University survey. Through actions such as participating in regional collaborations, applying for grants, and updating local ordinances, survey respondents report new measures they are taking to protect Hoosiers from climate impacts, such as severe storms and flooding.
Benvenutti sparks climate conversations at Indianapolis Public Library
As a McKinney Climate Fellow with the Indianapolis Public Library, Ava Benvenutti initiated dozens of climate conversations this summer, educating Marion County library patrons about local impacts and efforts being taken to address the challenge.
Climate fellows help Indiana communities warm up to heat pumps
Working in Evansville, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and South Bend, McKinney Climate Fellows partnered with local governments to educate residents and HVAC contractors about the benefits of heat pumps.
The Environmental Impacts of AI
Rapid development and deployment of AI technology is reshaping many aspects of how we work, learn, and live. AI’s explosive growth, however, poses environmental drawbacks that must be weighed agains...Read more
SPEA /PUBLIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS, PAUL H. O’NEILL GRADUATE CENTER
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Join us for a workday on the CSIS application to the Innovation Fund. Learn about the project, process, and how you can help implement sustainability at IU!
EEB Seminar Series - Yui Suzuki
Biology Building
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“Evolution of seasonal and sequential polyphenisms in insects,” Yui Suzuki, Wellesley College
SPEA /PUBLIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS, PAUL H. O’NEILL GRADUATE CENTER
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Join us for a workday on the CSIS application to the Innovation Fund. Learn about the project, process, and how you can help implement sustainability at IU!
Ostrom Workshop | Colloquium: Alyssa Paredes
The Ostrom Workshop, 513 N PARK AVE
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The Ostrom Workshop Colloquium Series welcomes Dr. Alyssa Paredes, who presents, “‘Air-conditioned People’ and their Others: Class and Environmental Litigation in the Southern Philippines....Read more
