Environment

YSPH will offer a new 18-week, online certificate program on climate change and health beginning in September 2018.

As economies grow, consumption increases — a fact that is under-considered in climate projections, a new study argues.

A few years ago a group of F&ES students designed a “hypothetical” solar project for a class assignment. Timothy White ’15 M.E.M just made it a reality.

The Paul Mellon Fellowship, Rotary Global Grant Scholarship, Henry Fellowship, and the Ertegun Scholarship are among the awards received by the Yale seniors.

As a visiting fellow at F&ES, Grethel Aguilar has found herself spending most of her time working with students — and she couldn’t be happier about it.

Global lake evaporation will increase 16 percent by the end of the century as a consequence of climate change, according to a new Yale study.

The Sustaining Family Forests Initiative — and a cadre of F&ES alums — are leading an effort to empower female landowners to become better woodland...

The update offers examples of sustainable stormwater efforts on campus since 2013, and describes future strategies for managing stormwater as a resource.

A student in Yale Divinity School’s new religion and ecology program, Susan Ernst ’18 M.A.R. says she feels closest to God while spending time in nature.

Stephen R. Kellert (1943-2016), the Tweedy Ordway Professor Emeritus of Social Ecology (Yale University Press)