As a leading research institution, Boston University is committed to finding sustainable and innovative solutions to the climate crisis. From researchers abroad to departments across campus, Terriers are constantly working together to create a more environmentally friendly future.
Curious to learn more? Hear directly from BU alumni and industry professionals through these on-demand sustainability webinars.
How businesses are turning green
How is research informing discussions about sustainability? And how are companies embracing sustainability both to drive their businesses’ financial success and as a way to engage the broader public? Listen in as an expert panel of alumni from CAS, ENG, Questrom, and COM discuss how to take steps together toward a more sustainable future.
Curious about how international businesses and leaders are dealing with the climate crisis? Learn about Swedish companies embracing sustainability from alumna Elaine Weidman Grunewald (GRS’95) and Global Sustainability and Development Expert Henrik Henriksson.
If you’re interested in the financial side of sustainability efforts, Questrom alumni Robert Fernandez and Carol Jeppesen have some answers. They explain how trends in Environmental, Social, and Governance are changing and what to look for in the future.
Tips on urban living
Whether you live in Boston or in the numerous cities abroad, urban areas are not typically known for being the most environmentally friendly. But these BU professors help break down the latest research and pose solutions for utilizing city green spaces more effectively.
Being responsible with our environmental resources
While the Earth provides us with an abundance of natural resources for our use, humans haven’t always taken care of what’s available to us. Learn more about deforestation challenges and opportunities from BU experts of the College of Arts & Science.
Leading marine experts also discuss how we can advocate for the health of our oceans. They discuss the fishing industry and different ocean conservation efforts.
Understanding the “so what?”
Why should we care about the future of conservation? A panel of three expert environmental and conservation leaders discusses how conservation efforts can better protect our land and natural resources by being more actionable, strategic, and ultimately impactful.