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Harvard Methane Initiative conducts panel, engages in dialogue, at London Climate Action Week

With a growing focus on achieving sustainable progress in addressing the challenges of climate change – over the long term and within this decade – the Harvard Methane Initiative brought together a panel of experts on methane-emissions abatement at London Climate Action Week.
Cluster Research News Methane
Mon, Jul 7, 2025

Recognition and Analysis of Livestock Methane using Zonal Ear Tags

Harvard researchers are creating a compact methane sensor for tracking emissions from cattle.
Cluster Research News Methane
Tue, Jul 1, 2025

Discussion Paper: Controlling Methane from Beef and Dairy in the Global South

Beef and dairy producers in the Global North have reduced methane emissions dramatically over the past half century, without reducing meat and milk production, thanks to productivity enhancements.
Cluster Research News White Paper Methane
Fri, Jun 13, 2025
Portrait of Robert Paarlberg, white hair man wearing red glasses and a brown suit.

Robert Paarlberg Discusses Methane at San Francisco Climate Week

Paarlberg focuses on the importance of productivity gains in livestock management for reducing methane emissions.
Cluster Research News Methane
Tue, Jun 10, 2025
India bricks

How hot is too hot?

Teaming up with grassroots organizers in India, the Salata Institute's Climate Adaptation in South Asia cluster is collecting data to help workers adapt to dangerous spikes in heat.
Cluster Research News Harvard Research
Mon, May 5, 2025
Fishing boats

Fishers on the Gulf of Guinea: Climate, and the Income Diversification Imperative

Does climate adaptation in Africa require changing a traditional way of life? Will it require shifting to alternative sources of livelihood? If so, what should be the role of governments in promoting such a shift? This new Salata Institute white paper addresses these questions by considering traditional fishing communities in West Africa threatened by ocean warming.
Cluster Research News White Paper
Thu, May 1, 2025
Dump and smokestacks

Why we are rescuing government environmental data

Volunteers are preserving tools and data that the Trump administration is discarding, but we are no replacement for the centralized management and distribution of a public good.
Cluster Research Blog News
Wed, Apr 30, 2025

Research Brief: Satellite Monitoring of Annual U.S. Landfill Methane Emissions

The study on which the brief is based uses satellite observations of atmospheric methane concentrations to estimate methane emissions from four large landfills in the southeastern United States over the period 2019–2023. The brief was released by the Harvard Initiative on Reducing Global Methane Emissions, supported by the Salata Institute.
Cluster Research News White Paper Methane
Tue, Apr 22, 2025
Cows

How Brazil’s “China cows” lower methane emissions

Because Brazilian cattle spend longer reaching market weight than cows in the U.S., they belch out more than three times as much methane for every pound of meat. Restoring degraded pastures is helping.
Cluster Research Blog News
Mon, Apr 14, 2025
new clusters

New investments in climate research target carbon pollution from buildings and vehicles

Funded by the Salata Institute, Harvard experts join forces to generate climate solutions.
Cluster Research News Harvard Research
Tue, Apr 8, 2025

Field Notes from India: Climate Adaptation from the Ground Up

"Creative and important innovations to address climate shocks are taking place in the field, far from government offices and conference halls," writes James Salzman of Harvard Law School about a recent trip he took with Harvard faculty to visit Salata Institute-funded research in India. "My time in Ahmedabad brought home the central lesson that people are problem solvers. The Climate Educators and Entrepreneurs will not cure climate change, of course, but these young women provide an important window into the creative local resilience strategies being developed out of necessity around the globe."
Cluster Research News
Tue, Apr 1, 2025
Woman in India

Caroline Buckee explains her team's extreme-heat research in India

Harvard researchers sponsored by the Salata Institute are using environmental sensors and wearable devices to track the health impacts of extreme heat on women working in India's informal sector. Caroline Buckee, professor of epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, explains.
Cluster Research News
Thu, Mar 27, 2025