Exploring Florida's Water Quality with Alan Ivory - Week 1
Discover Florida's water quality with wildlife ecologist Alan Ivory in this engaging after-school program that blends science and nature exploration.
Urban Streams - Science Off Tap Series
Explore urban stream ecosystems, their challenges, and conservation efforts with expert insights from UF's soil and water quality researcher in this engaging virtual presentation.
Beyond Dead Fish - How Red Tide Affects All Floridians
Explore the economic, health, and environmental impacts of harmful algal blooms in Florida through expert insights on red tide's far-reaching consequences beyond marine life.
From the Mississippi to the Gulf - Water Quality and Security
Experts discuss water quality issues from the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico, including the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and strategies for monitoring and protecting vital waterways.
Human Influences on Hydroecogeomorphic Processes Across Spatial Scales
Explore human impacts on water, ecology, and landforms across scales, focusing on wildfires, logging, and road networks. Gain insights into erosion, runoff, and water quality in forested landscapes.
Redefining Riparianism - Panel Discussion on River Health and Water Use Principles
Explore river health, pollution impacts, and innovative solutions with filmmaker Beau Miles and podcaster Brad Dalrymple. Gain insights on redefining riparianism and restoring vital waterways globally.
Rethinking Modern Lifestyle - Global Warming and the Urgency for Change
Explore climate change's impact on Lake Victoria's ecosystem and the urgent need for sustainable practices to protect our planet's resources and biodiversity.
Environmental Justice in California - Session 3
Explore environmental justice issues in California, examining key challenges and potential solutions for creating equitable and sustainable communities.
Sustainability in Education - Preparing Future STEM Practitioners
Explore how integrating sustainability in STEM education prepares future practitioners to tackle complex global challenges, fostering innovative thinking and responsible design for resilient communities.
Reuse of Produced Water in Texas: Management Approaches and Challenges
Explore produced water management in Texas, focusing on volumes, reuse strategies, and environmental impacts in hydraulic fracturing operations.
Beyond SARS-CoV-2: Application of Absolute Q Digital PCR System for Waterborne Pathogens
Explore digital PCR applications for detecting waterborne pathogens beyond SARS-CoV-2. Learn about challenges in monitoring enteric pathogens and innovative solutions for environmental water sample analysis.
Environmental Safety - Water and Air in Public Health
Explore environmental safety insights focusing on water and air quality through research findings presented at Kyoto's global public health conference by Mahidol University experts.
Behind Sustainability: What are Usually Overlooked? | Tony Tan | TEDxYouth@BHIS
I'm going to talk about the efforts behind sustainability that are usually overlooked. I'm Tony T, a student who explores the possibilities of sustainable food production systems. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Le
Swimming in lakes on borrowed time | Helen Baulch | TEDxUniversityofSaskatchewan
Lakes give us so much — safe drinking water that is fundamental to our survival, and the simple joy of being on the water. But every lake tells a story—and increasingly, that story is one of decline. Nutrients from cities and from farms, combined with climate change, are fertilizing our lakes, turni
What does it take to clean a village? | Barak Ekshtein | TEDxPhnom Penh
Plastic pollution is a global crisis, and the coastal village of Phom Tamei in Cambodia shows its impact up close. This talk explores innovative solutions—from reuse and refill models to recycling infrastructure and regulatory support—while addressing the challenges of non-recyclable plastics and fu