👉 The Meyer Project, launched in 2015 by the University of Michigan's School for Environment and Sustainability, aims to accelerate the transition to a sustainable future by fostering interdisciplinary research and innovation in environmental science, technology, and policy. It focuses on addressing critical global challenges such as climate change, resource depletion, and biodiversity loss through collaborative efforts involving academia, industry, and government. The project supports the development of cutting-edge technologies and strategies to create resilient ecosystems and sustainable communities, emphasizing the integration of social, economic, and environmental dimensions. By promoting knowledge exchange and practical applications, the Meyer Project seeks to influence policy decisions and drive systemic change towards a more sustainable world.
