Harvard University researchers and students are actively engaged at COP30, participating in events ranging from integrating art, Indigenous wisdom, and science for climate action to centering resilience in primary health care and advancing biodiversity goals. The Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability is supporting select Harvard students to attend the conference in Belém.
Harvard faculty previewed moderate ambition, climate clubs and carbon pricing, Amazon-centered nature-based solutions, and near-term health gains from cleaner air.
This year, Harvard faculty and students will join convenings in São Paulo and Belém exploring some of the toughest conversations on the table at COP30. These experts and future leaders approach the climate challenge from different disciplines and perspectives. But they share a common goal of putting the University’s world-class research to work advancing climate solutions.