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Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage: Carbon Dioxide Transport Costs and Network-Infrastructure Considerations for a Net-Zero United States

Most national and international models indicate that carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) will be needed, along with a range of other technologies, to economically reach net-zero emissions by 2050 in the United States. A new paper, co-authored by Clara Galeazzi, Grace Lam, and John Holdren, examines the various transport options for carbon dioxide, compares existing modeling efforts to estimate pipeline system costs, and proposes policy priorities to support the development of CO₂ pipeline transport. Read more on the Belfer Center website.
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Tue, Jul 25, 2023
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University of Lagos Vice Chancellor Folasade Ogunsola Welcomes Harvard Climate Research Cluster

This month, members of the Climate Research Cluster on Adaptation in the Gulf of Guinea held meetings with colleagues at the University of Lagos in Nigeria. Read more about the meeting on the University of Lagos website.
Cluster Research News
Thu, Jul 20, 2023
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Risks, Opportunities, and Investments in the Era of Climate Change

Climate change is transforming business. It presents considerable risks to current business models, supply chains, and operational strategies — and offers immense opportunities for innovation, growth, and impact. In a new Harvard Business School course being taught by Professor George Serafeim this Fall, students will learn to navigate and make a difference in this complex environment. In a Q&A, Professor Serafeim discusses the forces upending business as usual and what he hopes his students will take away from the course.
Course Spotlights News
Wed, Jul 19, 2023

Research Brief: Methane and Trade: Paving the Way for Enhanced Global Cooperation on Climate Change

The Salata Institute’s Initiative to Reduce Global Methane Emissions released its second Research Brief in July 2023, titled “Methane and Trade: Paving the Way for Enhanced Global Cooperation on Climate Change.” The paper on which the brief is based was published recently by Catherine Wolfram, an External Collaborator of the Initiative, and colleagues.
Cluster Research News White Paper Methane
Wed, Jul 19, 2023
Harvard Climate Internship fellow Cynthia Yue (center) meets local youth in Leh while visiting India for 2023 G20 Youth 20 Summit negotiations.

41 Harvard Graduate Students Embark on Climate Internships Across Five Continents 

This summer, Harvard Climate Internship Program (HCIP) fellows are studying the impacts of climate change on subsistence fishing and hunting in Hawaii; helping to develop hybrid renewable projects in Bangalore; working on early warning systems in Geneva; supporting faith-based climate engagement in Nairobi; and much more. Sponsored by the Salata Institute and the Harvard Kennedy School, the program has more than doubled in size in its second year and now represents students from six Harvard graduate schools.
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Wed, Jul 12, 2023

The Salata Institute Launches Initiative to Reduce Global Methane Emissions

The Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability at Harvard University launched today a major research and outreach initiative to reduce global methane emissions. The initiative seeks meaningful and sustained progress in global methane emissions reductions through research and effective engagement with government policymakers – and with key stakeholders in business, nongovernmental organizations, and international institutions. Methane emissions abatement can, in the near term, significantly reduce the magnitude of climate change and its impacts, giving the world time to “bend the curve” on CO2 emissions, conduct research on carbon removal, and, more generally, to implement longer-term strategies to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Cluster Research News Methane
Mon, Jul 10, 2023

How to Create a Climate Venture

Want to create a climate startup? Join the “How to Create a Climate Venture” class at the Harvard i-lab. This course is for people who want to found a climate start up to tackle climate change, but do not yet have an idea or whose idea is nascent. Class is held virtually and is open to Harvard students, alums, faculty and staff as well as participants from other universities. Click here to learn more and register on the Harvard iLab website.
Course Spotlights News
Wed, Jul 5, 2023

Climate Anxiety

A global survey published in Lancet Planetary Health in 2021 reported that among an international cohort of more than 10,000 people between the ages of 16 and 25, 60 percent described themselves as very worried about the climate and nearly half said the anxiety affects their daily functioning. Read more on the Harvard Medicine website.
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Tue, Jun 27, 2023

Student Perspective: The Best Way to Spread a Climate Message? Wear It.

How can students talk about climate change in a way that sparks action, innovation, and change? This spring, a handful of students in GOV 1318, a new course titled “The Great Food Transformation,” took a fresh approach to climate communications. They used digital backpacks to start conversations about the food system and its impacts on the climate and our environment.
Course Spotlights News
Mon, Jun 26, 2023

Harvard Alumni for Climate and the Environment Seeking New Volunteer Leaders

Are you looking to get more involved in the Harvard climate and environment alum community? Harvard Alumni for Climate and the Environment (HACE) is seeking new volunteer leaders for positions including Co-President, Treasurer, and Communications Co-Director. Submit statements of interest by July 15th.
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Mon, Jun 26, 2023

Apply to Serve on the EPA's First-Ever National Environmental Youth Advisory Council

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the formal establishment of the agency’s first-ever National Environmental Youth Advisory Council (NEYAC). According to the EPA, the NEYAC will provide independent advice and recommendations to Administrator Michael S. Regan on how to increase EPA’s efforts to address a range of environmental issues as they relate to youth communities. Learn how to apply on the EPA website.
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Thu, Jun 22, 2023

How Designers Can Help Keep Our Air Breathable

Holly Samuelson, Associate Professor in architecture at Harvard Graduate School of Design, discusses how the design field can do their part in addressing air quality issues. Read more on the GSD website.
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Thu, Jun 22, 2023