Environment

Ahead of the Yale Climate, Environment & Economic Growth Conference, three Yale economists discuss the future of economic growth in the face of climate...

On Nov. 9 and 10, the Yale and New Haven Climate and Energy Summit will bring scholars from around the world to discuss climate justice and novel technologies.

Taylor will be among more than 25 U.S. environmental leaders featured in an exhibit that traces the history of the environmental movement.

In a Q&A, Yale School of the Environment Professor of Economics Matthew Kotchen discusses the viability of Africa’s call for a global tax on carbon.

Yale researchers discover key information about bacterial biofilms, gravitational lensing, and a new class of long-lived holes in the nuclear membrane of cells.

Pollitt and her interdisciplinary team developed the FreshAir wristband, a wearable device that detects air pollution. In a Q&A, she discusses her work.

In an interview, Yale ecologist Peter Raymond discusses a U.S. Department of Energy study he’s leading to explore promising new carbon capture technologies.

Entitled ‘Take the Risk to Cool Down,’ the mural was conceived by Victoria Martinez ’20 M.F.A. as part of a Climate Engagement through Art in Cities Fellowship.

Yale Divinity School on Wednesday broke ground on an ambitious residence hall that is expected to give back more to the environment than it takes.

Despite Indonesia being one of the world’s top greenhouse gas emitters, a Yale survey finds that most of its citizens know little about global warming.