Environment

A year old, the Environmental Humanities Initiative aims to deepen understanding of how nature, environmental science, culture, and politics are interconnected.

Held at the Yale University Art Gallery on Sept. 8, “Paying Homage, Soil and Site” will examine environmentalism, social justice, art, and identity.

A new study says pink noise may be the key to separating out natural climate variability from climate change that is influenced by human activity.

Action by cities, states, regions and business can go a long way towards meeting the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement, but more support is required

That “archived” heat, currently trapped below the surface, could melt the region’s entire sea-ice pack if it reaches the surface, researchers say.

Staver has won the award from the National Science Foundation to develop a better understanding of wildfires globally.

Forestry student Indra P. Acharja traveled to Bhutan this summer to conduct research on one of the rarest bird nests in the world.

An “urban parklet” designed by an F&ES student in the Fair Haven neighborhood has converted a series of parking spaces into a public “ecological classroom.”

A new Yale study finds that specialized ‘natural enemies’ may be harming the diversity of tropical forest populations, contrary to a long-held hypothesis.

Overseen by groundskeeper Joe Signore, central campus’ new edible plant installations are examples of Yale’s dedication to creative, sustainable landscaping.