Understanding how economies depend on energy, resources and the environment
Oleksandr Galychyn EUC warmly welcomes Dr. Oleksandr Galychyn as a postdoctoral visitor from Ukraine. Dr. Galychyn’s research explores how economies depend on energy, materials, water, and ecosystems. His work brings together ecological economics, environmental accounting, life cycle assessment, and systems modelling to better understand how economic activity affects the environment and how ...
Las Nubes Summer Study Abroad Program offers immersive learning experience
Felipe Montoya (right) welcomes students to the rainforest reserve. Taking place within the forests of the Alexander Skutch Biological Corridor in Southern Costa Rica, 91ÑÇɫ’s Las Nubes Study Abroad Program offers an incredible, hands-on education opportunity surrounded by rich local biodiversity. Under the direction of Dr. Felipe Montoya-Greenheck, Chair ...
Mapping flood exposure inequities across river basins in Southern Ontario
Adeyemi Olusola Rivers are not merely channels for water conveyance but function as dynamic corridors where the atmosphere, ecosystems, and human floodplains continuously interact. In specialized research on how these complex river processes shift within a rapidly changing global environment, EUC Professor Adeyemi Olusola’s Flugeelab works to integrate traditional field ...
IPEE course highlights land-based learning and practice,collaborative and critical engagement
Every year since 1991, 91ÑÇÉ« has hosted the International Political Economy and Ecology (IPEE) Summer School organized by the Graduate Programs in Environmental Studies, Geography (Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change) and Politics (Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies). The IPEE Summer School presents a unique interdisciplinary opportunity ...
Understanding how and why environmental geohazards are impacting ecosystem sensitivity across Canada
Adeyemi Olusola and Joshua Thienpont Our planet’s surface is constantly being reshaped by natural processes and occurring on a range of timescales. Today, however, human activities are accelerating these changes faster than ever before. To better understand these rapid shifts, EUC Professors Adeyemi Olusola and Joshua Thienpont from 91ÑÇɫ’s ...
Podcast dives into the deep relationships between Indigenous languages and ecological knowledge
Tania Willard and Lisa Myers The Sounds Like Land (SLL) podcast officially launched in March 2025. Created by 91ÑÇÉ« Research Chair in Indigenous art and curatorial practice, Associate Professor Lisa Myers and Tania Willard, a Secwépemc and settler artist/curator whose research intersects with land-based art practices, the podcast dives into ...
International Working Group seeks to address the severe environmental degradation in Nigeria’s Bayelsa State
IWG members from left to right: Michael Watts, Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou, Engobo Emeseh, Anna Zalik, Emem Okon, Isaac Asume Osuoka. In May 2026, the International Working Group (IWG) on Petroleum Pollution and Just Transition in the Niger Delta held a week of activities that included a town hall meeting and engagement ...
Advancing climate resilience through AI, geophysics, and geotechnics
Adedibu Sunny Akingboye EUC recently welcomed Dr. Adedibu Sunny Akingboye as a Connected Minds Postdoctoral Fellow, collaborating with Dr. Adeyemi Olusola on interdisciplinary research that integrates geotechnical engineering, artificial intelligence, and environmental systems. His work focuses on understanding how climate-related hazards, particularly flooding, influence both surface and subsurface conditions, shaping ...
Ethnic political identities, multicultural policies, and land rights in Northern Chile
by Ximena Cecilia Martinez Trabucco The materiality of land is ductile, not simply because tectonic forces shift the Earth’s plates or because the interaction of water and soil continuously reshapes the landscape, but because land acquires different valences and uses across time and among different actors. Under Dr. Carlota McAllister’s ...
Teetering on the edge of surplus: Neurodivergent work, social reproduction, and bodyminds in the Ontario labour market
by Anna Grace Pawliw-Fry Anna Grace Pawliw-Fry Discriminated against within employment, ND workers put in a lot of work to make work possible. They take up many ‘teetering’ behaviours to cope. These are protective but also unsustainable, causing high temporal, financial, social, and mental costs and, at times, pushing workers ...