Increased tagging of fish, seals, birds, and other animals can help fill key data gaps in understanding the world’s changing climate, Yale scientists say.
A new economics building at 87 Trumbull St. boasts environmentally friendly features while seamlessly connecting neighboring structures into a single complex.
Eric Slessarev, who studies the carbon storage dynamics of soil organic matter, explains why understanding this phenomenon is key to addressing climate change.
The Indian state of Gujarat has taken a leap forward in curbing industrial emissions by initiating an Emissions Trading Scheme in its most populous city.
Julie Zimmerman says Yale’s commitment to responding to global challenges including climate change, biodiversity, and planetary health is moving to a new level.
As part of an Institute of Sacred Music residency, the U.K.-based performance trio Feral Theatre will devise and perform a new piece and host a public workshop.
Blair Neilsen ’19 M.A.R., the executive director of spiritual ecology center Waterspirit, leverages skills she gained at Yale to advocate for climate justice.
