More Climate Research, Teaching to Make Greater Impact

October 18, 2021

James Stock, Harvard's new vice provost for climate and sustainability, identifies two areas where the University can make an immediate difference.... Read more about More Climate Research, Teaching to Make Greater Impact

Tracing Big Oil's PR War to Delay Action on Climate Change

September 28, 2021

Harvard researchers chart evolution from denial to misdirection as House inquiry widens... Read more about Tracing Big Oil's PR War to Delay Action on Climate Change

Electric Slide

September 21, 2021

HLS environmental law clinic is helping Massachusetts cities and towns lead the country to reach net-zero by 2050... Read more about Electric Slide

Melting of Polar Ice Shifting Earth Itself, Not Just Sea Levels

September 21, 2021

Research finds warping of planet's crust, with far-reaching effects... Read more about Melting of Polar Ice Shifting Earth Itself, Not Just Sea Levels

School of Life

September 15, 2021

PhD student Lisa Awaitey looks to biology for models of more efficient and sustainable inorganic chemistry, work that could inspire solutions to one of humanity's biggest challenges: climate change... Read more about School of Life

President Bacow Reviews Harvard Climate Actions

September 9, 2021

President Lawrence S. Bacow adresses the Harvard Community about climate change... Read more about President Bacow Reviews Harvard Climate Actions

Harvard Names Vice Provost for Climate and Sustainability

September 7, 2021

Professor James Stock to build on existing efforts, develop new initiatives to maximize global impact of University research... Read more about Harvard Names Vice Provost for Climate and Sustainability

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An Island in Flux: Envisioning a More Resilient Nantucket

September 2, 2021

Harvard GSD Professor Chris Reed explores how global climate change will affect the current version of Nantucket and the crucial question of whether it will bring catastrophe or a new becoming for the island... Read more about An Island in Flux: Envisioning a More Resilient Nantucket

Teachers as Citizen Climate Scientists

September 1, 2021

Educators from around Boston come to the Arnold Arboretum for its Summer Institute—a multi-day professional development workshop exploring life science and nature curriculum for children... Read more about Teachers as Citizen Climate Scientists

How the United States Can Cut Greenhouse-Gas Emissions

August 26, 2021

An evaluation of the Biden Administration's promise to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 50% from 2005 levels by 2030, analyzing how different policies could enable the country to meet the goal—or fall short... Read more about How the United States Can Cut Greenhouse-Gas Emissions

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More Climate Research, Teaching to Make Greater Impact

Tracing Big Oil's PR War to Delay Action on Climate Change

Electric Slide

Melting of Polar Ice Shifting Earth Itself, Not Just Sea Levels

School of Life

President Bacow Reviews Harvard Climate Actions

Harvard Names Vice Provost for Climate and Sustainability

An Island in Flux: Envisioning a More Resilient Nantucket

Teachers as Citizen Climate Scientists

How the United States Can Cut Greenhouse-Gas Emissions

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