Climate anxiety is real. That does not make it a diagnosis
A child psychiatrist explains why distress over climate change should not be reduced to individual pathology.
Mon, Jun 29, 2026
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How we came to understand El Niño
For centuries, farmers, fishermen, and forecasters saw pieces of the same climate pattern. Modern observations revealed how a warming Pacific can reshape weather around the world. Now global warming is making some of those effects harder to predict.
Mon, Jun 22, 2026
New Harvard-MIT tool will help leaders navigate climate policy choices
The decision support tool helps governments evaluate domestic policy options and the benefits of joining or shaping carbon pricing coalitions.
Wed, Jun 17, 2026
Harvard at London Climate Action Week 2026
In London, Harvard researchers will advance real-world climate solutions, from global cooperation on carbon markets to new ways to find and stop methane leaks.
Tue, Jun 16, 2026
Mon, Jun 15, 2026
Africa’s rising seas, mapped and measured coast-to-coast
A new tool lets users click anywhere on Africa’s shoreline to visualize how sea level has changed since 1900, what forces are driving the accelerating change, and how much more to expect by 2100.
Mon, Jun 15, 2026
Farmers adapt to climate change by irrigating more: New paper
Pumping groundwater can stress aquifers and make soils saltier, threatening future food production.
Tue, Jun 9, 2026
The old forests nobody knew were there
Hidden in northern Maine, newly revealed old forests store vast amounts of carbon. But most remain unprotected on private timberland.
Mon, Jun 8, 2026
Magda Maaoui Assistant Professor of Urban Planning
Magda Maaoui is Assistant Professor of urban planning at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. She co-leads the Healthy Places Design Lab, and is affiliated with the Bloomberg Center for...
Mon, Jun 8, 2026
‘Climate policy uncertainty is bad for the economy’
Analysis reveals unhappy marriage of lower productivity and higher prices amid wobbly regulation
Mon, Jun 8, 2026
Using AI to Unlock Geothermal Energy at Scale: Zanskar
Geothermal energy has long been seen as a promising, but challenging, clean energy resource. Unlike wind or solar, geothermal requires finding heat hidden deep underground, often with little surface indication of where to look. Joel Edwards, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Zanskar, joins Climate Rising to explain how advances in geoscience, data science, and machine learning are transforming geothermal exploration. By combining publicly available geologic data with modern modeling techniques, Zanskar is working to reduce the risk and cost of finding new geothermal resources. The conversation explores how geothermal systems work, why exploration has historically been challenging, and how Zanskar’s approach is enabling “blind discoveries”—finding viable geothermal resources that lack surface expressions such as hot springs or geysers. Joel also discusses the economics of geothermal, the role of data centers as a potential catalyst for growth, and what it will take to scale the industry.
Fri, Jun 5, 2026
May’s heatwaves offer early warning for workers
As cities prepare for hotter summers, protecting people on the job will require enforceable rules, local action, and workers’ voices.
Thu, Jun 4, 2026