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CLEAR @ Lives & Afterlives of Plastic conference
The “Lives and Afterlives of Plastic” is an online conference conceived of as a forum to facilitate and an interdisciplinary dialogue on the social and environmental issues that surround plastic. CLEAR has several papers in the conference, including our own panel:
CLEAR guidelines for designing equitable scientific tools
When we design scientific instruments, we think of about users that are scientists with degrees in well-funded institutions, but also rural Newfoundlanders, who also have research questions and a right to answer them. To this end, we have several guidelines for how we design and build our tools.
How to Run a Feminist Science Lab Meeting
The main place where people notice feminism-at-work when they join our lab is in how we run our weekly lab meetings. Here are some resources on how we do it.
Applying for a position in CLEAR
Thank you for your interest in joining CLEAR!
Public Meeting on plastics in fish caught in Portugal Cove/St. Phillips (1/23/17)
We are holding this open public meeting to share findings on plastics in food cod, and receive feedback from attendees on how we might proceed in the future. Everyone is welcome!
Public Meeting on Plastics in Food Fishery Cod, Bauline East (1/11)
We are holding this open public meeting to share this year’s findings, receive feedback from attendees on how we might proceed in the future, and discuss concerns around plastic pollution in Newfoundland waters. Everyone is welcome.
Surface plastics at Holyrood, NL
We found an average of just over one pieces of plastic per square km around Holyrood, Newfoundland.
