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How Harvard students measure a changing climate

During a summer in Harvard’s Research Village, climate-focused undergrads examined polluted rivers, migration patterns, and plant resilience, among other topics.
News
Thu, Aug 13, 2026

Overheated: Women, Work, and the Relentless Heat of India's Informal Economy

Photojournalist Ed Kashi, in collaboration with the Climate Adaptation in South Asia cluster, follows three women working in India's vast informal economy as extreme temperatures rise.
News Harvard Research
Wed, Aug 12, 2026

Le Xie honored with IEEE PES Peter W. Sauer Outstanding Power Engineering Educator Award

Xie recognized for visionary contributions to undergraduate teaching
News
Wed, Aug 12, 2026
hot sun in the city

When heat hits home: Climate change’s hidden and deadly toll

Buildings, housing conditions, and access to cooling shape the health risks of extreme heat. A study from Boston shows how the cost of buying and running air conditioning can leave high-risk residents without protection.
Brief News
Mon, Aug 10, 2026
A man being treated in an ambulance

Op-ed: When you can't afford to stay cool, the risks are life-and-death

News
Wed, Aug 5, 2026

Decoding animal communication with AI

Ph.D. brings a machine learning focus to bioengineering research
News Harvard Research
Fri, Jul 31, 2026

Field Study: Catching Cow Burps in Real Time

Harvard researchers begin field testing methane-sensor technology at UC Davis summit on livestock emissions.
News Harvard Research
Thu, Jul 30, 2026

How Washington Can Lead the Global Energy Race

The Global Climate Policy Project at Harvard and MIT outlines strategies for the United States to establish global leadership in the renewable energy sector.
News White Paper
Thu, Jul 30, 2026
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When a heat wave is coming, who is most at risk?

A free new tool makes cutting-edge data streams available to anyone, helping planners map where extreme heat, health risks, and vulnerability collide – block by block.
Brief News
Wed, Jul 29, 2026

New Tools to Strengthen Tribal Access to Climate Adaptation Funding

EELP and Northwest Climate Resilience Collaborative’s Tribal Coastal Resilience Project create a suite of policy resources for Northwest coastal Tribes
Cluster Research News Harvard Research
Mon, Jul 27, 2026
Aerial View of Abandoned Industrial Smokestack

New paper: Net zero could put global temperatures on a long, slow decline

A new study finds that sustained net-zero emissions could slowly reverse some global warming.
News Harvard Research
Fri, Jul 24, 2026

2026 Call for Papers: 3rd Economics of EV Charging Workshop

News Professional Opportunities
Thu, Jul 23, 2026