Supported Projects

UVA’s Environmental Institute supports interdisciplinary research and training that is both great and good at the intersection of climate change and human well-being. The EI connects faculty, students, and citizens to create solutions for a more equitable, resilient, and sustainable future.

Please browse over 70 projects the Institute has funded and/or supported in some way.

For more information on funding and grant opportunities, including submissions and deadlines, click here.

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Data center in Northern Virginia

Living with Data Centers: Co-Producing a Framework for Climate, Community, and Infrastructure Resilience in Loudoun County, Virginia

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flooded street in Puerto Rico

Unveiling Health Risks from Indoor Exposures Following Climate-Enhanced Flooding in Puerto Rico

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children on beach in the city

Climate Action for and by the Most Affected: Children Monitoring Air Quality with Wearables

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landscape view of Katmandu

Interdisciplinary Research Collaborative to Address Severe Pollution Effects on Population Health in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

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aerial view of flooding

Beyond Pattern Recognition: Physics-Informed Embedding Models for Scalable Flood Forecasting

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looking up into a tree's leaves

Next-Generation Forest Fire Modeling Leveraging Very High-Resolution Remote Sensing and Deep Learning

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smoke and fire rise over a house

From Prediction to Practice: A High-Resolution Fire-Response Framework to Enhance Community Resilience

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Farmers in Lesotho

Improving the Quality of Extension Work for Agricultural Resilience through AI

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Building Affordable Futures

Building Affordable Futures: Regulation, Risk, and Reform

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the rocky coast in the Galapagos

Community-Led Water Resilience in San Cristóbal: Participatory Mapping for Adaptive Infrastructure Planning in the Galápagos

Funded Projects

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