Three GSD professors discuss the impacts that a warmer globe may have on landscape architecture... Read more about GSD experts on a major barrier to climate crisis mitigation: “The majority of Americans have little experience with the land and its rhythms”

A.R. Siders pens an informative op-ed for The New York Times defining 'managed retreat' in a world where climate change continues to have disastrous effects.... Read more about Is Your Town Threatened by Floods or Fires? Consider a 'Managed Retreat.'

Four environmental thinkers discuss the limits of politics in facing down the threat to the planet... Read more about What if American Democracy Fails the Climate Crisis?

Challenge creates unusual team of science historian and music professor... Read more about Does Climate Doubt Have a Sound? At Least One Composer Thinks So

The rapid pace of climate change in the Arctic is influencing the pace and impacts of climate change elsewhere... Read more about Climate Change is Rapidly Transforming the Arctic: Why Everybody Should Care

New calculations show the rise due to warming would be 30% above forecasts... Read more about Antarctic Ice Sheet Melting to Lift Sea Level Higher Than Thought, Study Says

Former Secretary of State Kerry calls it one of the biggest threats facing the nation... Read more about Climate Change as a National Security Issue

Harvard affiliates at the Law School and School of Public Health are working to right the wrongs of decades of discriminatory policy... Read more about The Fight for Environmental Justice

Harvard students share thoughts, fears, plans to meet environmental challenges... Read more about Eyes on Tomorrow, Voices of Today

HUCE announces new cohort of postdoctoral researchers... Read more about Introducing the 2021 Environmental Fellows