Researchers help Miami fight plastic pollution
While the Bulldogs prepare for their much-anticipated game against the No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines in the Orange Bowl College Football Playoff
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While the Bulldogs prepare for their much-anticipated game against the No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines in the Orange Bowl College Football Playoff
The University of Georgia's Jenna Jambeck’s work stretches into the Magic City.
On Tuesday, University of Georgia students emptied a trash trap located near the delta of one of the Oconee River’s tributaries, Trail Creek.
As a part of the University of Georgia Office of Sustainabilityâs Earth Day programing, students and Athens community members participated in the Earth Day Global Community Cleanup on April 22-25. By the end of the weekend, students and Athens residents had collected 870 pieces of trash and recycling over 579 collection events. The most picked up items include plastics, cans and cigarettes. Due to inclement weather, the UGA Office of Sustainabilityâs scheduled cleanup was on Friday afternoon, where over a dozen students gathered to pick up trash and clean up campus. âWe had a g...
UGA engineers tackle single-use plastics 2 hours ago Jenna Jambeck is internationally recognized for her work to reduce plastic waste, and her research has spurred governments, industry and nonprofit organizations to protect ocean wildlife and ecosystem health by reducing plastic waste generation and expanding waste management infrastructure. A member of the University of Georgia faculty since 2009, Jambeck conducts research and teaches environmental engineering with a focus on solid waste management and marine debris. As associate director of UGA’s New Materials Institute and director of...