With the increasing frequency of extreme weather occurrences, the continuing loss of ecosystem biodiversity and greenhouse gas emissions still on the rise, research focused on countering environmental threats is more important than ever. Environmental scientists at Waterloo are developing innovative tools for environmental remediation and predicting the environmental exposure of emerging contaminants.
- How are organisms adapting to the harsh conditions at contaminated sites?
- How and when did the ability to degrade a man-made product evolve?
- In what ways are microbial communities more than the sum of their parts, and do these interactions drive global cycles?
Threats to aquatic ecosystems and their interaction
Carbon dioxide capture and storage
Climate change and geosciences
- Kirsten Muller
- Jozef Nissimov
- Michael Power
- Nandita Basu
- David Blowes
- Andrea Brookfield
- Tonya DelSontro
- Maurice Dusseault
- Tony Endres
- Shaun Frape
- Walter Illman
- Brian Kendall
- Yuri Leonenko
- Shoufa Lin
- Jenine McCutcheon
- Carol Ptacek
- Fereidoun Rezanezhad
- Martin Ross
- Sherry Schiff
- Randy Stotler
- Chris Yakymchuk
- Qing-Bin Lu
- Roland Hall
Contamination and remediation: Water, soil and air
- Andrew Doxey
- Laura Hug
- Jozef Nissimov
- Michael Power
- Rebecca Rooney
- Mark Servos
- Adam Yates
- Subha Kalyaanamoorthy
- Juewen Liu
- David Blowes
- Andrea Brookfield
- Philippe Van Cappellen
- Walter Illman
- Jenine McCutcheon
- Carol Ptacek
- Fereidoun Rezanezhad
- David Rudolph
- Sherry Schiff
- Andre Unger
- Roland Hall
- Brian Kendall