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Hidden in the “Big Beautiful Bill”: A win-win for clean power and rural America

How Salata Institute research helped shape landmark revenue-sharing legislation – and why it matters for the energy transition.
Action Accelerator News White Paper Harvard Research
Wed, Jul 16, 2025

Wolfram Schlenker on Climate Change, Agriculture and the Future of Food​​ ​

Global agricultural yield growth, especially for key crops, is slowing due to climate change, extreme heat, and protectionist policies—threatening food security and disproportionately impacting poorer populations, warns Wolfram Schlenker.
News
Thu, Jul 10, 2025

Advancing Climate Science:  New Faculty-Led Experiment at Harvard Forest 

This spring, the rainy weather didn’t stop Benton Taylor from providing Harvard students with the opportunity to finish the design and implementation of his new experiment at Harvard Forest.
News
Tue, Jul 8, 2025

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

Early Adopter Cities Highlight Wins and Lessons Learned in Creating EV Charging Networks

How do you plan an electric vehicle (EV) charging program? Should the community own it or support private operators? A recent Salata Institute report investigates lessons learned from early adopter cities.
Action Accelerator News
Mon, Jul 7, 2025

Everything is Connected: Systems Change at Work

Harvard faculty and European business leaders sit with the Institute for Business in Global Society to explain why transforming entire business models—not just individual products—is essential for long-term sustainability.
News
Fri, Jul 4, 2025

Bosch executive: Sustainability must be part of the model for the future

Frank Meyer, who leads the company's energy and building technology business, sat down with us to talk.
News
Thu, Jul 3, 2025

The SEC eliminated climate rules. Other governments are doing the opposite.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is terminating its proposed climate disclosure requirements. But California, the European Union, and many other nations are moving ahead with their own rules. Consequently, many large U.S. companies may be subject to climate disclosure in one jurisdiction or another. The result may be a patchwork of regulations for the time being. But some experts say additional disclosure is inevitable.
News
Tue, Jul 1, 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

GCPP Climate Coalitions Working Group Interim Report - Building a Climate Coalition: Aligning Carbon Pricing, Trade, and Development

As global consensus moves slowly and emissions remain high, a smaller group of willing countries can lead. A coalition focused initially on four heavy industries could cut emissions up to seven times more than the status quo and raise nearly $200 billion in revenue for member governments.
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Mon, Jun 30, 2025
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Understanding and addressing “chemtrails”

In the wake of the coronavirus, people concerned about government control over vaccines and pandemic responses began to organize against geoengineering. A sociologist studying environmental governance explores how to confront their concerns without validating conspiracy thinking.
Blog News
Wed, Jun 25, 2025
Chris Skidmore

Chris Skidmore OBE Joins Harvard as Salata Climate Action Fellow

Former British Cabinet Minister brings to Harvard his experience fostering climate and sustainability dialogue between government, academia, and industry.
Action Accelerator News
Mon, Jun 23, 2025