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Science | India is a global warming ‘hole,’ and scientists aren’t sure why

Science magazine dives into one of the great mysteries discussed by Harvard scientists last month at 'India 2047: Building a Climate-Resilient Future.'
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Tue, Apr 8, 2025
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New investments in climate research target carbon pollution from buildings and vehicles

Funded by the Salata Institute, Harvard experts join forces to generate climate solutions.
Cluster Research News Harvard Research
Tue, Apr 8, 2025

Lower canopies show struggle for tropical forests

NASA technology guides scientists as they track health of ‘Earth’s lungs’
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Tue, Apr 8, 2025

Scientists get closer to finding out just how hot is too hot for humans to live

Rob Meade, a postdoctoral research fellow on our Climate Adaptation in South Asia cluster, speaks to NPR's Morning Edition about how human bodies handle extreme heat - and his own experience as a guinea pig in a heat chamber.
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Mon, Apr 7, 2025

Harvard Project Releases Discussion Paper on Climate-change and Trade Policy

Michael Mehling authored the paper, which explores relationships among industrial policy, trade, and efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions — all in the context of great power politics among China, the United States, and Europe.
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Fri, Apr 4, 2025

AC use to surge as world gets hotter. Harvard startup has a solution.

Novel system works like a coffee filter to dry, cool air more efficiently
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Thu, Apr 3, 2025

Political winds shift central bank climate policies, leaving U.S. behind

Central banks are emerging as unexpected climate crusaders. This reflects a recognition by the central banks of many major countries that climate change poses a significant threat to economic stability, a trend influenced as much by politics as by economics, according to a recent study from Harvard Business School’s Institute for Business in Global Society (BiGS).
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Wed, Apr 2, 2025

Field Notes from India: Climate Adaptation from the Ground Up

"Creative and important innovations to address climate shocks are taking place in the field, far from government offices and conference halls," writes James Salzman of Harvard Law School about a recent trip he took with Harvard faculty to visit Salata Institute-funded research in India. "My time in Ahmedabad brought home the central lesson that people are problem solvers. The Climate Educators and Entrepreneurs will not cure climate change, of course, but these young women provide an important window into the creative local resilience strategies being developed out of necessity around the globe."
Cluster Research News
Tue, Apr 1, 2025

The Green Race: Climate Expert Reveals How Nations & Companies Compete for Clean Energy Dominance

As the world shifts from climate cooperation to climate competition, what role do businesses and policymakers play in shaping the future of clean energy? Jonas Meckling, professor at UC Berkeley and climate fellow at the HBS Institute for Business in Global Society, explores the evolving dynamics of climate policy, industrial strategy, and corporate leadership in a rapidly changing economic landscape.
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Fri, Mar 28, 2025

SXSW Panel: How to Build Out a City EV Charging Network

On March 13th the Salata Institute was represented at SXSW for a panel entitled, "How to Build Out a City EV Charging Network." This panel discusses key takeaways on designing and building city charging networks from early adopter cities leading the way.
Action Accelerator News
Fri, Mar 28, 2025
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Caroline Buckee explains her team's extreme-heat research in India

Harvard researchers sponsored by the Salata Institute are using environmental sensors and wearable devices to track the health impacts of extreme heat on women working in India's informal sector. Caroline Buckee, professor of epidemiology at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, explains.
Cluster Research News
Thu, Mar 27, 2025

Climate Migration: Why Some People Aren't Suited for the Cold (or Heat)

Migrants who move to a snowy climate from a tropical one are less likely to thrive, and the mismatch may even shorten their lives.
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Wed, Mar 26, 2025