Meet David Syring, a member of the 2018 cohort of IonE Educators. An associate professor in the Department of Anthropology,…
Could a tropical grass, Chrysopogon zizanioides, help alleviate poverty and malnutrition in Haiti? A team of University Minnesota students and…
Over the past week or so, I’ve been part of an effort to file a comment with the Environmental Protection…
Meet Katy Chapman, a member of the 2018 cohort of IonE Educators. An associate professor in the Math, Science, and Technology…
What makes a park popular? And how many people are using it? City planners and park managers traditionally have had…
In the past two decades, water funds, mechanisms through which downstream users invest in upstream conservation, have spread throughout the…
Ellen Anderson, director of the Institute on the Environment's Energy Transition Lab, will be recognized for her years of leadership in…
This month I’m back from the Natural Capital Project’s annual symposium. A whole crew of IonE folks make the trek…
Meet Jane Wissinger, one of our new IonE Educators. A professor of Environmental & Green Chemistry in the College of…
What can interbreeding butterflies tell us about climate change? More than you might think! IonE Director Jessica Hellmann, with researchers…