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BA, MS, and PhD degrees emphasizing the interconnections of environmental science and decision making...

Boulder Flatirons from the south

Our Program

We offer a broad, but rigorous, interdisciplinary education. Both the undergraduate and graduate degrees draw on courses and expertise from more than thirty participating departments, centers, and other units on campus, emphasizing the earth and natural sciences as well as the social sciences and humanities. Students can also take advantage of many opportunities for less-formal "real-world" learning, including internships for class credit.

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Diane McKnight after collecting water in northern Alaska

Diane McKnight (CEAE, ENVS, & INSTAAR) after collecting 600 L of water for dissolved organic matter extraction, Island Lake, Toolik LTER, Alaska, June 2002. Photo: Y. Chin (Ohio State University).

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Announcements

Thu Dec 17, 2009

ENVS Recognition Ceremony and Reception
03:30 pm. Benson 180 . . "ENVS Recognition Ceremony and Reception"

Events

Wed Jul 22, 2009

Summer Series In College Course Design
11:25 am. 200 Atlas. Mark Werner, Coordinator, CTO. "Classroom Technologies to Maximize Student Learning"

Sat Nov 07, 2009

Fourth Annual Colorado Environmental Film Festival
12:00 pm. American Mountaineering Center, Golden.

Mon Nov 09, 2009

INSTAAR Noon Seminar
12:00 pm. RL-3, 6th Floor Auditorium, Room 620. Scott Lehman, INSTAAR. "Bridging carbon cycling and air quality studies using atmospheric 14CO2"

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Latest News

Nov 04, 2009

Study gives clearer picture of how land-use changes affect U.S. climate
Researchers say regional surface temperatures can be affected by land use, suggesting that local and regional strategies, such as creating green spaces and buffer zones in and around urban areas, could be a tool in addressing climate change.

Nov 04, 2009

Flying to the ends of the Earth to measure greenhouse gases
Fred Moore and Ryan Spackman, researchers from NOAA's Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES), took off early Saturday with five NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) instruments on a modified Gulfstream aircraft.

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