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Panel Two: Climate Change and Anthropocene, March 19, 2021
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AbstractIn this panel discussion, Angelo Caglioti (History), Jonathan Snow (Biology), Andrew Crowther (Chemistry), and María S. Rivera Maulucci (Education) discuss the Anthropocene, climate change, and sustainability, and how they teach about these ideas in courses in their respective disciplines.
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Title: Panel Two: Climate Change and Anthropocene, March 19, 2021
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AbstractIn this panel discussion, Angelo Caglioti (History), Jonathan Snow (Biology), Andrew Crowther (Chemistry), and María S.
Rivera Maulucci (Education) discuss the Anthropocene, climate change, and sustainability, and how they teach about these ideas in courses in their respective disciplines.
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