Environment

On Oct. 9, five women in the clean energy industry — all Yale alumni — will present as part of a career panel at Kroon Hall.

The weeklong series of events, to be held Oct. 7-11, aims to raise awareness and deepen engagement around sustainability. This year’s theme is Climate Action.

Throughout the university, there are faculty, students, and staff fully engaged in analyzing the geophysical forces at play in global warming.

President Peter Salovey has formed a task force to review and propose new ambitious and transformative goals for Yale’s Climate Action initiative.

Dean Takahashi will direct the Yale Carbon Offset Laboratory, a multidisciplinary initiative to develop solutions to the challenge of climate change.

New research led by YSPH finds that the number of studies on how environmental disasters affect mental health has increased dramatically, with similar findings.

The climate change-induced slowing of the Atlantic Ocean’s main circulation system may be mitigated thanks to a little help from the Indian Ocean.

The life of the late Diekmann, a tireless conservationist, was celebrated by his Yale Swimming teammates with a climb to the top of a peak named in his honor.

The event covered environmental considerations, from the creation of art out of dead trees to the shortfall of affordable energy-efficient housing in Chicago.

A new study by archaeologists shows that humans were transforming the Earth much earlier than previously thought.