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Are biodegradable microplastics all they’re cracked up to be?

From School of the Environment

Dorceta Taylor appointed Wangari Maathai Professor of Environmental Justice

How marine farming is ‘dewilding’ the ocean and its inhabitants

From Yale Law School

YSE students and faculty prepare to head to UN convention on biodiversity

From School of the Environment

Mitigating the environmental costs of AI

From School of the Environment

Mary Helen Goldsmith, plant biologist, environmentalist, Silliman head

Central Asia Initiative launched at the Yale MacMillan Center

From MacMillan Center

Tackling multilateralism and environmental governance at Climate Week

From MacMillan Center

Cities, children, and health: YCCCH at Climate Week NYC

From School of Public Health

Yale Blue Green on the scene at Climate Week NYC

From Yale Alumni Association

Illustration of health care symbols and a globe.

Many nations aren’t meeting their green health care commitments, study says

The Burning Earth book cover and Sunil Amrith

‘Burning Earth’: Assessing centuries of ecological and human exploitation

Yale climate summit highlights international progress, scaling solutions

From Yale and the World

Exhibition to highlight preservation of Houston’s historic neighborhoods

From Institute of Sacred Music

Want farmers to stop burning crops? Pay them not to

From Yale Economic Growth Center

Yale climate summit opens in New York: Hard realities, real opportunities

New project connects zoos and natural history museums

From Yale Peabody Museum

View of New York City’s Central Park and downtown from the Empire State Building.

Yale at Climate Week NYC: Four-day summit kicks off Tuesday

In the ocean, finding potential solutions for climate change

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Yale School of Public Health urges bold action at Climate Week NYC

From School of Public Health