Watch Sessions from Harvard Climate Action Week 2024
In panels and events across Harvard and online, Harvard Climate Action Week participants weighed the current state and stakes of the climate crisis – and homed in on what it will take to drive further reductions in U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
Watch recordings from the wide range of sessions using the links below:
Monday, June 10 sessions:
Tackling Hard to Abate Sectors
Finding Bipartisan Solutions to the Climate Crisis
Environmental Justice Implementation with IRA Funds: Is it Working?
The Challenge of U.S. Climate Law in the Next Five Years
Solar Geoengineering: Ethics and Science
Strategies for Mitigating Global Methane Emissions
Blended Finance: A Whole-System Approach to Climate Finance
Leading Together: U.S.-China Cooperation on Climate Change
Public Schools as Climate Leaders
Harvard Science & Engineering to Navigate a Warming World
Tuesday, June 11 sessions:
Remarks by Ali Zaidi, National Climate Advisor
The Importance of Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Charting a Just and Equitable Transition to Clean Buildings
How Cities are Leveraging Food Systems to Advance Climate Action
Innovative Climate Technologies
Leading Equitable Change for Climate Action
Rethinking Global Climate Ambitions in the Face of Arctic Emissions
Indigenous Leadership in Raising Global Climate Ambition
Moving from Innovation to Deployment: Overcoming the Challenges of Scaling Climate Infrastructure
Partnering to Scale a Healthier, Sustainable Supply Chain
Supporting Community-Led Climate Adaptation
Harvard Alumni Leading Climate Solutions
Wednesday, June 12 sessions:
Climate in the Newsroom: An Inside Look
COP28 and Beyond: Climate Relief and Recovery: Paths to Peace
Museums as Storytellers and Conveners on Climate Change
Integrated Methane Inversion: A User-Friendly Tool for Monitoring Emissions with Satellite Data