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@unuinweh.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 4:22 PM

In our next #ScienceTalk, Executive Director of the UNU Hub on Water in a Changing Environment (WICE), Dr. Rolf Larsson, will explore the role of precipitation as the starting point of the hydrological cycle.
 
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@unuinweh.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 3:45 PM

In our next #ScienceTalk, Climate, Health and Security Lead, Prof. Mark Maslin will examine the evolution of human societies throughout history to determine whether there is an appropriate start date .
 
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@unuinweh.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 4:04 PM

In our next #ScienceTalk, Esther Oyedele, Science Outreach and Policy Engagement Fellow at UNU-INWEH Global Lab for Environmental Intelligence, will explore the connections between climate change, groundwater, and water security.

Register now: go.unu.edu/NU53N

In our next #ScienceTalk, Esther Oyedele, Science Outreach and Policy Engagement Fellow at UNU-INWEH Global Lab for Environmental Intelligence, will explore the connections between climate change, groundwater, and water security. Register now: https://go.unu.edu/NU53N
@unuinweh.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 4:11 PM

In our next #ScienceTalk, Michael Stanley-Jones, Environmental Policy and Governance Fellow, examines how learner-centred e-learning can advance environmental sustainability, social inclusion, and poverty reduction.
 
Register now: go.unu.edu/pHiIm

In our next #ScienceTalk, Michael Stanley-Jones, Environmental Policy and Governance Fellow at UNU-INWEH, examines how learner-centred e-learning can advance environmental sustainability, social inclusion, and poverty reduction.   Register now: https://go.unu.edu/pHiIm
@unuinweh.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 4:06 PM

In our next #ScienceTalk, Dr. Mohammad Reza Alizadeh, Human-Environment Systems Modeling Research Fellow, explores how land surfaces shape the severity and persistence of climate extremes & why they are becoming more frequent and spatially connected across the U.S.
 
Register now: go.unu.edu/mVBrL

In our next #ScienceTalk, Dr. Mohammad Reza Alizadeh, Human-Environment Systems Modeling Research Fellow, explores how land surfaces shape the severity and persistence of climate extremes & why they are becoming more frequent and spatially connected across the U.S.