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Booxhibition: Climate futures for West Africa’s vanishing coast 

After traveling in the West African communities it depicts, a portable exhibition imagining possible futures for a rapidly changing coast comes to Harvard.
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Thu, Oct 15, 2026

E.O. Wilson and a scientific friendship that lasted half a century

Biologist Bert Hölldobler reflects on his decades of collaboration with E.O. Wilson, their scientific disagreements and the friendship that endured.
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Thu, Oct 15, 2026

The Salata Institute funds five new research projects

The Salata Institute's seed grant program provided funding for research including tracing mercury pollution in the Amazon and the effects of extreme heat on childbirth.
News Harvard Research
Wed, Oct 14, 2026

Research Brief: Development of Compact Sensing Technology for Continuous Real-Time Monitoring of Enteric Methane

The Harvard Methane Initiative has released a new research brief, summarizing research on and development of a novel, bioinspired, field-deployable sensor for methane emissions from cattle.
News Harvard Research Methane
Tue, Oct 13, 2026
News: Salata Institute welcomes Zachary Bogue and Uday Khemka to its Advisory Board

Salata Institute welcomes Zachary Bogue and Uday Khemka to its Advisory Board

The two leaders bring deep experience across climate innovation, investment, philanthropy, and global collaboration.
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Thu, Oct 8, 2026
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‘A meteorologist of the soul’: Monet’s changing atmosphere

The French impressionist painted smoke, fog, ice, and sunlight with extraordinary attention, recording how industry, weather, memory, and emotion shaped what he saw.
Brief News
Thu, Oct 8, 2026

Now on view: A Perfect Medium: An Ode to Water by Bob Farese, Jr.

The Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability at Harvard University is pleased to present A Perfect Medium: An Ode to Water, a new exhibition featuring photographs by physician, scientist, and artist Bob Farese, Jr.
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Wed, Oct 7, 2026

Discussion Paper: Does Dry Rice Cultivation Reduce Methane Emissions?

The Harvard Methane Initiative has released a discussion paper exploring the impact on methane emissions of adoption of dry rice cultivation practices in China.
News Harvard Research Methane
Wed, Oct 7, 2026

Will the Supreme Court take climate cases away from states?

A case before the U.S. Supreme Court could change how litigation is handled when governments sue companies over climate-related damage, moving these cases from state to federal courts. The decision could impact scores of cases across the country. Harvard University professors Peter Tufano and Andrew Mergen explain what’s at stake and why the Supreme Court case is worth watching.
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Tue, Oct 6, 2026
wildfire burning homes

Can cities and counties sue oil companies over climate change?

Richard Lazarus previews the Supreme Court case Suncor Energy Inc. v. Boulder County
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Thu, Oct 1, 2026

Harvard launches $150M research initiative

The range of awards includes two interdisciplinary research clusters in energy and climate at the Salata Institute.
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Tue, Sep 29, 2026

New Harvard University Tracking Tool Reveals How Companies Adjust Climate Targets

A new tool developed by Harvard University researchers provides insights into how U.S. companies change emissions targets, making it easier to monitor America’s voluntary disclosure system.
News Harvard Research
Mon, Sep 28, 2026