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In this video, Dr. Brian Snyder, assistant professor in the LSU Department of Environmental Sciences, discusses how we study energy as the underlying cause to a lot of the problems our society faces. He also demonstrates energy consumption and movement by idealized societies in modeling software Net Logo.

From the Lab of Brian Snyder, PhD: Modelling Energy Use in Human Populations

In this segment of “Louisiana’s Opportunity - The Science Behind CCS,” Dr. Brian Snyder with LSU Environmental Sciences explains what carbon dioxide (CO2) is, what it isn’t, and what it means for the future. #energytransition #CCSLouisiana #Louisianaopportunity #letothersmakenoise

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