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Sustainability Lightning Talks, Mitchell Center Talk Series, 11/3/2025

The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions was created to address sustainability challenges – challenges of both improving the well-being of people and protecting the environment. Tackling these challenges requires the ability to “connect the dots” across economic, social, environmental and other factors that often influence sustainability problems. The Mitchell Center brings together teams of faculty, students and partners from many different fields to link knowledge with actions to help solve these thorny problems. Sustainability Lightning Talks - Student Presentations Talk Titles and Speakers: Tapping into Unmet Demand for U.S. Seafood: Can Maine Lead the Way? Melisa Uyar and Rafiul Ahmed Building a Greener Maine: Reducing Concrete’s Carbon Footprint and Cracking Erfan Najaf Investigating PFAS Contamination from Cleaning and Waxing Products in Maine Schools Eddie Nachamie (undergraduate) People, Coast and Offshore Wind Energy Development: Reflections from a Study in Maine Harry Nutifafa Ardena and Amber Schultz Increasing Access to Equitable Sustainable Energy Transitions Katherine Simmons and Hamza Imran Coating Cellulose Nanofibrils and Poly-vinyl Alcohol on Paper as an Alternative to PFAS Clara Thompson (undergraduate) Impacts of Climate Language on Rural Maine Community Resilience Initiatives Sonia Leone Sandbagging the Future in the Fog of Uncertainty Melissa Godin For information about the Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions, go to https://umaine.edu/mitchellcenter/.