University of Alaska launches new education website for prospective teachers Ryan Osborne © Provided by Fairbanks KTVF UAF School of Education training the next generation of teachers.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (KTVF) - To help encourage more Alaskans to join the education workforce, the University of Alaska has launched a new website to help prospective students find education programs that can suit their career goals.
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Between University of Alaska Anchorage, University of Alaska Fairbanks and University of Alaska Southeast, this new system offers 41 different programs, each linked to teacher education.
Dr. Paul Layer, vice President for Academics Students and Research at the University of Alaska System Office detailed some of the educational offerings of this new site. “To provide access for people who want to become teachers, we created a new website, TeachAlaska.org, and that will be a place that potential students can go to look for opportu
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Lithium extraction techniques increasingly under ESG scrutiny – report
Large evaporation pools, which generally sit for over a year, can leak toxic chemicals and contaminate bodies of water. (Stock Image)
Despite lithium’s role as the critical raw material to advance global decarbonisation strategies, the controversial nature of the sustainability of lithium operations is rising to the fore, highlights a new report by market researcher
Fitch Solutions.
Given a backdrop of rapidly rising lithium demand as the global energy transition to more sustainable sources gathers momentum, companies positioned along the battery supply chain will continue to invest in research and technology to reduce the environmental impact of lithium extraction. Government pressure and a rise in Environment Social and Government (ESG) investing will motivate firms to alter existing techniques.