Environment

Novel research led by Yale Ph.D. student Kristy Ferraro shows how plant-fungal associations can mitigate the impact of calving animals on nutrient cycles.

Three Yale alumni are finding ways to make small but impactful changes to building energy efficiency and offer solutions that aren’t easy to ignore.

In this Earth Day episode, John Kerry ’66 joins President Salovey to discuss his environmental leadership and how to build political will for climate action.

Yale engineers and partners have developed a novel reverse-osmosis membrane that could overcome major barriers to global freshwater access.

Two Yale centers have combined efforts to launch a certificate program aimed at bringing the advantages of clean energy development to marginalized communities.

A team of researchers has found that sharing information about personal efforts to promote sustainability could increase the adoption of green behaviors.

A new study by the Yale Law, Ethics & Animals Program examines legal challenges to major animal agriculture firms’ contributions to climate change.

Ahead of his Tanner Lectures on April 3 and 4, environmental humanities scholar Rob Nixon discusses his approach to the concept of environmental justice.

A historic renovation at Yale’s Malone Engineering Center marks a key first step in the development of a new networked geothermal exchange system.

Watch for solar panels, reduced waste, and increased awareness of energy use in Evans Hall, the home of the Yale School of Management.