Abigail Ross Hopper '93, member of the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society Advisory Board and President and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), is highlighted in December's US Energy Association's "Women in Energy" feature.
Dr. Wilson will give a talk titled, "Wrong, Wrong, and Badly Wrong: Conventional Wisdom in the Energy Sector," which asks if energy predictions in the past have 'led us astray,' and how we can identify and avoid similar pitfalls in our projections today.
Shannon Sartain '21 and Research Assistant Professor David Lutz, along with PhD student Evan Dethier, Guarini '15, Guarini '20 published a study of the impact of gold mining on water quality in the Amazon basin in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Apply to participate in the spring immersion trip to Appalachia by January 10! This is hands-on learning opportunity will help you understand the processes of energy extraction in Appalachia as well as the sociopolitical, environmental, and economic impacts of fossil fuel extraction and the possibilities of integrating renewable energy.
The Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society has announced its third request for proposals to support collaborative, innovative research, education, and engagement projects that advance the understanding of and action at the interfaces of energy and society.
Thayer engineers will work with a hunting and fishing community in northern Greenland.
Dartmouth's Sustainability Director Rosi Kerr writes a Valley News column on the progress and decision-making process for overhauling Dartmouth's energy system.
On November 5, 14 Dartmouth research teams gathered to present "lightning talks," five-minute presentations covering progress and findings on research projects funded by the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society.
The tests will determine the viability of geoexchange heating systems in the locations.
The Irving Institute's commitment to interdisciplinarity led to a partnership with Assistant Professor of English Alysia Garrison to host the October 30 Energy Humanities: New Directions and Critiques symposium, keynote address by ecological philosopher Tim Morton, and post-symposium DJ Dance Party.
