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Harvard Kennedy School experts analyze the potential effects of environmental policy deregulation

The Trump Administration seeks to end the 'endangerment finding' that has enabled controls on greenhouse gases and fossil fuel emissions. HKS faculty members examine what that could mean.
News
Mon, Aug 11, 2025

HKS Executive Program - Climate Change Policy: Economics and Politics

Climate change is a global crisis that requires innovative solutions and coordinated action across all levels. Harvard Kennedy School Executive Education’s online program, Climate Change Policy: Economics and Politics, was developed to address the significant and urgent challenges of climate change. Led by Faculty Chair Robert Stavins, Director of the Harvard Environmental Economics Program and the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements, this program draws upon cutting-edge research to provide deep insights into the science, economics, and policy of climate change.
News Professional Opportunities
Mon, Aug 11, 2025
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Canada used to send clean, cool air. Harvard scientist explains the new reality of wildfire season

How shifting weather patterns, climate change, and smoke are rewriting the rules of summer.
News Harvard Research
Fri, Aug 8, 2025

Salata COP Student Observers Funding Program 

The COP Student Observers Funding Pilot Program, supported by the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability, the Harvard University Center for the Environment, and the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements, provides travel funding and related programming to Harvard University students who attend the annual Conference of Parties.
News Student Programs
Thu, Aug 7, 2025
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Salata Institute Student Ambassadors Program

News Student Programs
Thu, Aug 7, 2025

Solar panels cut CO₂ emissions. Here’s where they make the most difference

A data-driven, time-sensitive estimate of the climate payoff from scaling up solar power gives policymakers a realistic roadmap for meeting emission-reduction goals.
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Thu, Aug 7, 2025
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Los Angeles Times | Trump’s EPA proposes to end the U.S. fight against climate change

"This isn’t just another regulatory rollback. It’s an assault on the foundation of all federal climate policy," writes Jody Freeman, director of the Harvard Law Environmental & Energy Law Program, in the LA Times.
News
Tue, Aug 5, 2025

Updated for the OBBBA: Quantifying Trump’s impacts on EV adoption

Additional updates on how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will impact EV adoption.
News
Mon, Aug 4, 2025

From Harvard to Beacon Hill: Salata interns help write Massachusetts’ climate playbook

This summer, seven Harvard students are tackling climate policy challenges in the state legislature.
News Student Programs
Mon, Aug 4, 2025

Inside Washington’s New Energy Policy

When Congress passed the Trump administration policy bill known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” in July, it marked a substantial turning point in U.S. energy and industrial policy, which has been caught in the push-pull of partisan politics for more than a decade.
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Mon, Aug 4, 2025

Increasing solar power could lead to significant cuts in CO2 emissions

Increasing solar power generation in the U.S. by 15% could lead to an annual reduction of 8.54 million metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, according to a new study led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Thu, Jul 31, 2025

Research: pressure for short-term profits jeopardizes climate investment

Short-term profit motives have historically led companies to oppose climate reforms, according to new research from Harvard Business School. But it is unclear whether this so-called “impatient capital” was at play in the most recent cutbacks to climate provisions passed by Congress
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Tue, Jul 22, 2025