#9 The future is interdisciplinary: A.I. applications for sustainable development with Patrick Keys & Elizabeth Barnes

#9 The future is interdisciplinary: A.I. applications for sustainable development with Patrick Keys & Elizabeth Barnes

In episode #9 we speak with Drs. Patrick Keys and Elizabeth Barnes of Colorado State University. Patrick is a lead research scientist in the School of Global Environmental Sustainability where his work focuses on a broad range of global sustainability challenges, including climate change impacts, anthropocene risks, and social-ecological teleconnections. Pat is a true interdisciplinary scientist and in our conversation we talk about the rewards and challenges of interdisciplinary collaboration. Elizabeth (or Libby) is an Associate Professor in the Department of Atmospheric Science. Her award-winning research focuses on large-scale atmospheric and climate dynamics including jet-stream dynamics, Arctic-midlatitude connections, and subseasonal-to-decadal prediction of weather and climate. She is also very excited about data science methods for the earth sciences and her research group is developing a lot of innovative work in this area. Our conversation with Pat and Libby is primarily about a recent paper on the human footprint index that they co-authored along with their collaborator Neil Carter. A quick note about the conversation: Pat and Libby are collaborators, and they are also married, so the nature of the conversation definitely reflects these two dimensions of their relationship. Pat & Libby's new article: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/abe00a/pdf Pat's website: https://sites.google.com/rams.colostate.edu/patrickkeys/home Libby's website: https://sites.google.com/view/barnesgroup-csu

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#57 Envisioning the future of carbon removal in Canada with Na'im Merchant

#57 Envisioning the future of carbon removal in Canada with Na'im Merchant

This week we are speaking with Na’im Merchant, Co-founder and Executive Director of Carbon Removal Canada. With over 10 years of experience in social impact and international development in health and...

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#56 How to talk about climate change in Canada with Amber Bennet

#56 How to talk about climate change in Canada with Amber Bennet

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#55 The stories we tell about nature - with Kristy Ferraro and Adam Meyer

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#54 The nature of rewilded communities with Jode Roberts

#54 The nature of rewilded communities with Jode Roberts

In this episode, we connected with Toronto-based artist, community builder, and urban rewilder, Jode Roberts. For over fifteen years, Jode has been developing national programs and campaigns at the Da...

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#53 The science behind the flames: Mike Wotton on Canada’s Fire Danger System

#53 The science behind the flames: Mike Wotton on Canada’s Fire Danger System

In this week’s episode we are speaking with Dr. Mike Wotton, a Research Scientist with the Canadian Forest Service. He is currently stationed at the University of Toronto's John H. Daniels Faculty of ...

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#52 What is evidence in conservation science and practice? A conversation with Steve Cooke

#52 What is evidence in conservation science and practice? A conversation with Steve Cooke

In this episode we are speaking with Professor Steve Cooke of the Department of Biology and the Institute of Environmental and Interdisciplinary Science at Carleton University. Steve’s research group ...

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#51 Wildlife vet for Uganda's critically endangered mountain gorillas: Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka

#51 Wildlife vet for Uganda's critically endangered mountain gorillas: Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka

Welcome back to another episode of Emerging Environments. In this episode, we are talking with wildlife veterinarian and conservationist, Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka. Dr. Gladys, as she is known, is th...

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#50 It's all happening at the Toronto Zoo! A conversation with Dolf Dejong

#50 It's all happening at the Toronto Zoo! A conversation with Dolf Dejong

In this episode, we are speaking with Dolf DeJong, Chief Executive Officer of the Toronto Zoo. Dolf has had an exciting career at the intersection of conservation, public spaces and education. Dolf jo...

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