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| Environmental
research at U of T, from the ozone layer to urban grime
By Michael Smith Capturing the breadth of environmental research at the University of Toronto is as difficult as defining the subject itself. "The environment" is, after all, about everything that has to do with life on Planet Earth. Similarly, U of T researchers and scholars are studying this very broad topic from every possible angle and from a dizzying variety of disciplines. Of
the university’s 2,500 faculty, there are, literally, hundreds
officially conducting research into the environment and hundreds
more doing work that is directly and indirectly related to the It’s
impossible to tell the whole story. But it is still a story worth
telling. For a glimmer of the talent and innovation at work on the
environmental front at U of T, see the continuation of this story. |
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