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News Partner Programs School of Public Health
Our Values Integrated Approach History
Capacity Building Experiential Education Israel FEWture Maryland FEWture Nepal FEWture Tanzania FEWture
International Webinar Series Third Annual Symposium UMD Global STEWARDS Summer Amp East Africa Food-Energy-Water Conference
Biochar and Soil Fertility Educating the Next FEW Leaders Methane and Waste to Wealth Rainwater Harvesting and Irrigation Water Quality and Water Reuse
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Maryland FEWture

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Infusing FEW nexus know-how into the mid-Atlantic's high-population built environments

Maryland FEWture Team Leaders: Dr. Rachel Rosenberg Goldstein; Dr. Shirley Micallef

The state of Maryland contains a variety of distinct ecosystems, from the Chesapeake Bay watershed to the Appalachian mountains. Its highly populated I-95 corridor has extensive urban and suburban development, and serves the needs of the state's agricultural industry. 

The Maryland FEWture group integrates community-driven research, outreach, experiential education, and capacity building at the food, energy, water, climate, health nexus. 

The Maryland FEWture subgroup has these research-to-action project priorities: 

 

Speaker: Jen Cotting, Director
Environmental Finance Center, University of Maryland
Topic: Advancing Sustainability at the Community Level
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