Washington Post: The hidden environmental factors behind the spread of Zika and other devastating diseases
The Washington Post explores the hidden environmental factors behind the spread of Zika and other devastating diseases.
The Washington Post explores the hidden environmental factors behind the spread of Zika and other devastating diseases.
Following recent climate talks, students are eager to participate in conversation about the subject. A student organized event, we invite you to join the Global Connections Committee and Society and Politics Committee with Canadian Consul General Roy Norton in a conversation about COP 21.
GHI helped fund the doctoral student whose work was key to finding the Zika virus in Columbia.
University of Wisconsin medical students are placed in medically undeserved communities outside of Madison to address health challenges. The TRIUMPH program works in Milwaukee's south side where obesity is a rising issue.
Join the Madison Committee on Foreign Relations as Jonathan Patz presents Human Health – the Greatest Beneficiary from Climate Change Policy. Registration for this event is required. In December, world leaders convened in Paris for the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP) on climate change to negotiate binding commitments on greenhouse gas reductions. But are the trade-offs …
UniverCity Year mobilizes an army of students to boost urban sustainability with its first partner, the city of Monona, Wisconsin.
High School students explore global health
GHI Director Jonathan Patz shares insights from the United Nations climate change conference in Paris. The Conference of the Parties led to a December agreement in which nations around the world agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions in an effort to curb global warming. For more information, call 715-682-1264 or email soei@northland.edu.