Salata Institute Appoints Inaugural Climate Action Accelerator Director,...
The Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability is pleased to announce that Lindi von Mutius has been appointed the inaugural Director of the Climate Action Accelerator, as of September 18, 2023.
View ArticleWho will fight for the frogs?
Indian herpetologists bring their life’s work to Harvard just as study shows a world increasingly hostile to the fate of amphibians
View ArticleYou bought an electric car. Why did your carbon footprint grow?
It may sound counterintuitive but you probably don’t drive enough, says grad’s research
View ArticleFAS faculty dream up, plan for Environmental Justice curriculum
A small group gathered last week for the first of three Climate in the Curriculum retreats.
View ArticleBringing the Corporate “E” and “S” together in ESG to Advance Global Development
CID Speaker Series presents a panel featuring Kyle Cahill, Senior Director, Environmental Sustainability Disclosure and Engagement Lead, Takeda Pharmaceuticals and Sneha Shah, Senior Manager, Human...
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Heating 101: Basic Heating Information
The REP Heating 101 Campaign runs from: Oct 29- Nov 19, 2023. Get cozy and read up on how to stay comfortable and save energy using the heating system in your dorm! See our resources below to:...
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Rewilding Pilot at Harvard Business School
Black-eyed Susan flowers blooming on the rewilded mound, taken September 6, 2023. A small piece of the HBS landscape was rewilded in the spring of 2023; this modest project contributes to the larger...
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12 Student Takeaways from the 2023 Climate Symposium
The 2023 Climate Symposium took place on November 19, 2023 at Harvard Business School. The event’s theme, “Adopting Climate Solutions at Scale,” explored not only existing climate solutions but the...
View ArticleLetter from COP28
Junior and climate activist Angela Zhong details racing through security lines, talking oil palm deforestation, and interviewing Al Gore at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP28, in Dubai.
View ArticleHarvard’s updated Sustainability Action Plan identifies priorities, strategies
This strategic roadmap is built around three pillars of climate, equity, and health, and offers a unifying and holistic vision for creating a more sustainable institution, and in turn a more...
View ArticleHow Air Pollution Affects Our Brains
At Harvard, an expert panel discussed how air pollution affects dementia, learning, mental health and mood.
View ArticleA playbook for policy climate change
Leah Stokes, the 2023–2024 Jeffrey S. and Margaret Mais Padnos Fellow and a professor of environmental politics at the University of California, Santa Barbara, turns a love for the wilderness into a...
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Sustainability Spotlight: Q&A with Mohit Rauniyar, Ed. M. ’24
Mohit Rauniyar is an Adrian Cheng Fellow and Master of Education (Ed. M.) candidate at the Harvard Graduate School of Education set to graduate in 2024. An educator in Nepal for more than 13 years and...
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