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Landscapes of Methane: Photographs from Southwestern Pennsylvania

Julian Giordano, a 2025 graduate of Harvard College, explores the human and environmental dimensions of methane emissions through images and words on a newly-launched website, “Landscapes of Methane: Photographs from Southwestern Pennsylvania”
News Harvard Climate Action Week Methane
Thu, Oct 2, 2025
Emmanuel Akyeampong

West African officials link climate threats to rapid growth

Climate policy must fit “peculiar challenges,” they argue, linking rapid urban growth to erosion, deforestation and flooding.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Thu, Sep 25, 2025

Public health experts share climate risks, solutions

As part of Harvard Climate Action Week (HCAW), held from Sept. 15-21, environmental health researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health looked at how artificial intelligence (AI) could impact climate and discussed ways to protect the public from extreme heat.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Wed, Sep 24, 2025
participants in vests at tables

Cities prepare for extreme heat

Via Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University: At Harvard’s Climate Action Week, local leaders joined medical and policy experts in a hands-on simulation to test responses and share strategies for protecting residents from the deadliest climate threat in the U.S.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Wed, Sep 24, 2025

Sustainability remains hot topic in corporate America

Low-carbon energy firm CEO says executives dialed in on climate change, pondering adjustments despite shifts in Washington
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Wed, Sep 24, 2025

Scaling “smart, low-carbon” buildings, from lab to millions of homes

Harvard team announces project to turn materials, AI sensing, and grid-smart controls into real systems by fixing incentives and silos.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Mon, Sep 22, 2025
Arunabha Ghosh and Laurence Tubiana

Governing a global crisis

A decade after the Paris Agreement, international climate policy leaders examined progress made and the work to come.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Sun, Sep 21, 2025
GCPP panel

Moving toward a global climate coalition

With global consensus on decarbonization moving slowly, a voluntary club of countries could coordinate carbon prices to cut emissions faster.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Sun, Sep 21, 2025
AI panel at HCAW

Using AI to unlock the grid

Artificial intelligence could solve some of the electric grid’s most pressing problems, but only if deployed strategically, experts contend.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Sat, Sep 20, 2025
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Key opportunities for reducing methane emissions – even during challenging times

Mapping and measuring sources is crucial to controlling the greenhouse gas, which accounts for some 30 percent of global warming.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Sat, Sep 20, 2025
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Giving the planet a sporting chance

Harvard Business School panelists argue that net-zero arenas and smarter merch can turn fandom into real climate action—and a blueprint beyond sports.
News Harvard Climate Action Week
Fri, Sep 19, 2025

Rescuing Environmental Data: From Preservation to Practice

Panelists at Harvard Climate Action Week discuss the future of vulnerable government environmental data.
Cluster Research News Harvard Climate Action Week
Fri, Sep 19, 2025