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EPA Climate Change Impacts by Region

February 20, 2017

If you are looking for general information about the impacts of climate change the EPA is a place to start. Their climate change page has a map that breaks the U.S. in to regions and you can click on the region to answer the question What are the impacts of climate change where I live?

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Violent Crime Data Graphs from Kevin Drum

February 16, 2017

Is the U.S. more violent “these days”? Kevin Drum tracks down crime data in his post Raw Data: Here’s What Violent Crime Really Looks Like Over the Past Decade and the answer is largely no, although a few places are up (yes Chicago is one of them). The post cites sources to this data and it could be used is statistics classes.

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NYT: A Crack in an Antarctic Ice Shelf Grew 17 Miles in the Last Two Months

February 13, 2017

This is an interesting Feb 7, 2017 article about the Antarctic ice shelf with a number of excellent graphics.

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All Materials Have Been Moved

February 9, 2017

I’ve finished moving materials from the old site design to this one. There is still a lot of cleaning up and updating to do that will get done in the next couple of weeks.

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A New Arctic Feedback Loop

February 2, 2017

All the materials that were on Sustainability Math will be back by the end of next week. In the meantime enjoy this short video on a feedback loop.

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About This Site

Sustainability Math aims to provide useful resources and information to help educators, with a focus on math, include sustainability material into their courses. Sustainability is defined broadly to range from the environment to social justice and you are encouraged to read our definition of sustainability education. Material posted here will likely also be useful to those interested in promoting quantitative literacy. Posts, 0-3 times per week, to this page will be focused on sustainability in the news and so consider signing up for email alerts below. Questions, comments, and thoughts are welcome.

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Thomas J. Pfaff is  currently a Professor of Mathematics at Ithaca College. He created this website because he believes that sustainability should be included in all courses whenever possible. He encourages questions, comments, thoughts and collaborations. Connect with him on Linkedin.

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Thomas J Pfaff
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