Georgia Tech Global Change Program

The Georgia Institute of Technology Global Change Program is a new initiative designed to coordinate and grow educational and research activities focused on providing solutions and creating economic opportunities at the intersection of global change, climate change, and energy. The Ray C. Anderson granted $500,000 in seed funding for the program.

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Georgia Tech’s New Global Change Program Named First Tenant of Kendeda Building
Georgia Tech's new Global Change Center will be housed in the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design
Environment
Georgia Tech Launches Global Change Program
The Georgia Institute of Technology announces the formal launch of the Global Change Program, a new initiative designed to coordinate and grow educational and research activities focused on providing solutions and creating economic opportunities at the intersection of global change, climate change, and energy.

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