Tina Knezevic
Class of 2017
Tina Knezevic holds a BSc in biological science and environmental studies from Ontario’s University of Guelph, and a master’s degree in environmental science from the University of Toronto. She has worked for Environment Canada and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, and worked throughout 2014 and 2015 for the International Union for Conservation of Nature in Brussels, Belgium. She is interested in environmental issues that range from wildlife conservation to policy and urban sustainability. Through her writing, she hopes to bridge the gap between science and the public.
Just the essentials: Winnipeg group advocates for quality affordable childcare
New COVID vaccines could revolutionize vaccination
Is dopamine fasting a way to ‘reset’ your brain or just another dubious Silicon Valley trend?
Why you may need training in mental-health first aid
How seafood sleuths are fighting fish fraud
How Our Clothing Poisons the Environment
How Politicians Blur the Line Between Governing and Marketing
Why did the Jefferson salamander cross the road?
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Offensive positions: Eradicating Asian carp from the Great Lakes
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