Join us for two presentation sessions on April 21st and 23rd where graduating students in Earth and Environmental Sciences will present the results of their senior thesis research. Session details are below.

April 21st, 12 - 1:30 PM, Hayden Hall Rm. 358

Elijah Cook "Understanding Opposition to Renewable Energy: A Case Study of Bedford, PA"
Aman Sharma "Rewilding Urban Spaces Through Terrace Gardens in New Delhi"
Yena Suh "Evaluating Impact of Net Metering Laws on Residential Solar Adoption"
Mikel Saralegui "Load Managing Philadelphia's Low-Income Electric Bill"
Bianca Montanez "Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of a Refrigerator Replacement Program"
Connie Pan "Coprophilous Fungi Spores as Proxy of Herbivore Presence in Karnataka, India"

April 23rd, 12 - 1:30 PM, Hayden Hall Rm. 358

Daniel Van Rooyen "Geothermal Energy's Role in Kenya's Substantial Growth: A Focus on Carbon and Power"
Alice Andrews "Evaluating the Efficacy of T. Derasa and H. Hippopus Clams as Paleoclimate ENSO Proxies in Palau"
Bronwyn Patterson "Capturing ExxonMobil's Climate Claims"
Leah Hopf "Highly Reactive Particulate Manganese in Greenland Ice Sheet Meltwaters"
Julia Pampush "Evaluating New York Community Solar Programs to Inform Pennsylvania Policy"
Anni Paradise "Evaluating Critical Infrastructure Security and Remote Sensing Opportunities"