Chicago Tonight host Phil Ponce speaks with Tomas Hook and Elena Grossman

With a warning from the United Nations concerning a warming world, Chicago Tonight covered the topic with a local perspective from Tomas Höök, professor at Purdue University and director of Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant, and Elena Grossman, program manager of Building Resistance Against Climate Effects at University of Illinois. The story and video are available through WTTW’s What Global Warming Could Mean for Lake Michigan.

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Coming Soon! Get ready for Aquaponics: Farming Fish, Growing Greens, a new curriculum for 9-12 grades!The program, developed by IISG to meet NGSS standards, uses water chemistry and biology to teach students about environmental science while exploring sustainable farming and fish cultivation through aquaponics. Students will gain valuable skills and knowledge that connect science to the real world.Stay tuned for the launch in 2025—this is one you won’t want to miss!Get notified when the curriculum becomes available at the link in bio.

Coming Soon! Get ready for Aquaponics: Farming Fish, Growing Greens, a new curriculum for 9-12 grades!

The program, developed by IISG to meet NGSS standards, uses water chemistry and biology to teach students about environmental science while exploring sustainable farming and fish cultivation through aquaponics. Students will gain valuable skills and knowledge that connect science to the real world.

Stay tuned for the launch in 2025—this is one you won’t want to miss!

Get notified when the curriculum becomes available at the link in bio.
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