Environment

A Yale study examining nearly $5 billion in grants to environmental organizations uncovered disparities in funding that could stifle impactful change.

There’s more to seasonal allergies than the sneezing, congestion, and itchy eyes that come with spring. Yale immunologist Elise Liu shares research-based tips.

In a Q&A, Eli Fenichel discusses his work to get the government on track to account for the use of natural capital and integrate that data into decision...

Yale School of the Environment researchers are exploring news ways to increase aquatic ecosystems’ potential for carbon uptake — and reduce their emissions.

Opening April 12, an art exhibit at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music by iconographer Angela Manno seeks to foster a “biocentric sensibility.”

In a Q&A, Yale’s Anthony Leiserowitz and Sarah Lowe discuss what climate anxiety is — and isn’t — and why a little bit of worry can be a good thing.

Yale-led study of 750,000 acres of U.S. coastal areas finds that mussels act as ecosystem engineers, helping sustain salt marshes in the face of climate change.

A new, Yale-led study finds that much remains to be explored in the utilization of machine learning across the lifecycle of biomass-derived materials.

On March 4, nearly 800 Yalies gathered in New York City to hear from Yale scholars and professors working toward solutions for a more sustainable planet.

A new study on research funding’s long-term ripple effects suggests that the United States should invest more in semiconductors and green technology.