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AfricaNews | Nigeria’s eroding Orimedu coast threatens homes and livelihoods

A traveling exhibition from the Climate Adaptation in the Gulf of Guinea cluster highlights the growing threat of sea-level rise and coastal erosion in the Gulf of Guinea.
News
Mon, Jul 13, 2026

Applications are now open for the Harvard Global Health Institute Visiting Research Scholarship Program

The Harvard Global Health Institute’s Visiting Research Scholarship Program offers Harvard faculty the opportunity to host an international collaborator in global health for a six-week, in-person residency in April in Boston, MA.
News Professional Opportunities
Mon, Jul 13, 2026
Data centers in Ashburn, Virginia.

Study maps water footprint of AI data centers

As AI drives data-center growth, Harvard researchers show that data-center water use comes through two distinct pathways, offering a roadmap for smarter regulation, utility planning, and infrastructure decisions.
News Harvard Research
Mon, Jul 13, 2026

BBC World News Service: Mental health and climate change in West Africa

On the BBC News World Service program "Focus on Africa,” Emmanuel Akyeampong and Tinuola Odugbemi of the Salata Institute climate research cluster on adaptation in the Gulf of Guinea discuss new research on climate and mental health, plus new resources helping leaders in the region adapt to climate challenges.
Cluster Research News Harvard Research
Thu, Jul 9, 2026
Each line connects a pair of individuals sharing a common ancestor within approximately 6–10 generations. (Huybers et al.)

How climate guided early migration

Ancient DNA is giving researchers a new way to trace prehistoric migration. A working paper on 10,000 years of movement across Eurasia argues that farmers, herders, and foragers often moved toward places where their knowledge of soil, weather, crops, and pasture still had value.
News
Tue, Jul 7, 2026

Will the AMOC slow? Collapse? Four ways scientists study the Atlantic current

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is likely to weaken. But there will be no certainty without decades more ocean data.
Brief News
Tue, Jul 7, 2026

Leading chemist Jeffrey Long to join FAS faculty

Expert in porous materials for energy and sustainability named to inaugural professorship, leadership in new materials initiative
News
Mon, Jul 6, 2026
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Simulating Impacts of Trump Policy Changes on Electric Vehicle (EV) Adoption

Harvard economists evaluate the impacts of recent and potential policy changes on EV adoption and carbon emissions, using a joint model of consumer vehicle choice and charging station supply.
News White Paper Harvard Research
Mon, Jul 6, 2026

Extreme Heat Is Becoming a Workplace Hazard: Interview with Tarun Khanna

Rising temperatures are putting more workers at risk, especially in places where resources are scarce. Tarun Khanna explains why business leaders need to confront the growing dangers of heat.
News Harvard Research
Wed, Jul 1, 2026

New research explores the need for a credibility framework to ensure a comprehensive approach to achieving climate goals

A credibility framework offers lessons for both developed and developing nations, researchers argue.
News Harvard Research
Wed, Jul 1, 2026

Research Brief: Urban and Landfill Methane Emissions

The Harvard Methane Initiative has released a new research brief, summarizing research on quantifying methane emissions from urban areas and estimating the contribution to these emissions from various source sectors.
Cluster Research News Harvard Research Methane
Tue, Jun 30, 2026
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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.
Brief News
Mon, Jun 29, 2026