I’m Victor Quartey, a Computer Engineering major with an interest in climbing, hiking and just exploration, and a little tinkering. Stay around to read my post on renewable energy and its role in global warming.
My name is Antoinette Hovor, and I am a senior studying communications and sociology at the University of Maryland, College Park. Fun fact about me: I saw the Pink Pantheress NPR Tiny Desk concert live over the summer! Follow me on this blog as I write about light pollution and its effects on human health.
I’m Bryton, a junior studying Mathematics and Information Science at the University of Maryland, College Park. I have two sisters, and I’m also passionate about he piano. I invite you to follow my blog as I delve into climate adaptation vs. mitigation practices and what that could mean at the federal, state, and local levels.
Join me as I tackle the escalating effects of climate change and many of the initiatives we expect from the United States.
My name is Mary, and I am a senior at the University of Maryland. I love traveling and have visited six continents so far. I especially enjoy backpacking and hiking, and I previously competed on a marathon team and in ultramarathon races. My goal is to become a psychiatrist, and I hope to begin medical school next year. I am very passionate about mental health and reducing suicide risk factors, which is why I chose to focus my research this semester on the effects of noise pollution on mental health. Follow along to learn more!
Connect with me at: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mkrolfstad
My name is Susie and I am a sophomore at UMD studying Environmental Science and Policy with a concentration in Environmental Justice. I am really interested in the intersection of science diplomacy, public health, international relations, and environmental science. I am from Massachusetts, where I learned how to scuba dive in the frigid waters. On this blog, I’ll be writing about climate migration across the US, so stay tuned.
Writing About the Environment 