Environment

Science writer Rowan Jacobsen will speak on “the nature of nature” during a talk at the Whitney Humanities Center on Thursday, Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m.

Each plan outlines a set of goals and corresponding actions related to climate action, materials and waste, food, health and wellbeing, and more.

Gentry, an expert in land conservation and conservation finance, was appointed the Frederick K. Weyerhaeuser Professor in the Practice of Forest Resources.

Bradford S. Gentry, Walter S. Gilliam, and Stephanie Samples O’Malley were appointed to endowed professorships.

Yale researchers will explore whether a collaboration between humans and robots can improve the efficiency and profitability of the world’s recycling sector.

The first episode of the School of Forestry’s Heartwood podcast features Assistant Dean of Community and Inclusion Thomas RaShad Easley.

A new Yale-led study describes a novel process that might provide important insights into the future of these vulnerable coastal ecosystems.

The U.S. healthcare system contributes 10% of the nation’s carbon emissions, contributing to the global public health crisis posed by climate change.

South Africa’s savanna trees may be less well-suited to the region’s semi-arid climate than researchers previously assumed, according to a new Yale-led study.

The online publication highlights the capacity of higher education institutions to support progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.