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Steven Plachinski

Project:

IGERT: Vulnerability and Sustainability in Coupled Human-Natural Systems: An Integrative Traineeship in Sustainability and the Global Environment

Role:

Graduate Student

Joined IGERT:

2009

Univ. or Institute:

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Department:

Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies

Primary Discipline:

Environmental Modeling

Academic Interests:

energy, climate change, environmental justice, Air quality

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Got Gas?: The transformation of an idea into applied research

At last spring’s national IGERT meeting, Trainee Steve Plachinksi’s poster “Got Gas? Dairy Farm Manure Digestion as a Sustainable Development Strategy in Wisconsin” was one of the Trainee Poster Challenge... More »

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Got Gas?: The transformation of an idea into applied research

At last spring’s national IGERT meeting, Trainee Steve Plachinksi’s poster “Got Gas? Dairy…

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2010 IGERT Trainee Poster Challenge Awardees

Poster Challenge!
The IGERT trainee posters were judged at the IGERT Project Meeting held May 23-25,…

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About Me

Steve’s work focuses on the connections between the environment and human livelihood, specifically the intersection of air quality, climate change, and energy use. He uses air quality models to examine the impact of climate change on ground-level ozone and to quantify the air quality impact of future energy use policies and trends.