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Abigail (Abby) Ostriker is an economist studying how individuals, firms, and governments both influence and are affected by environmental risk....
Read more about Abigail OstrikerAnna Lea Albright uses models, theory, and observations to improve understanding of how clouds and rainfall change as a result of a warming planet....
Read more about Anna Lea AlbrightThe Arnold Arboretum assembled its remarkable living collection over the past 150 years by collecting plants from habitats around the world, but plant exploration today is characterized by new methods, meaning, and urgency. Join Head of the Library and Archives Lisa Pearson and Keeper of the Living Collections Michael Dosmann to learn about the past, present, and future of plant collecting at the Arboretum and beyond.
... Read more about Plant Exploration: Then & NowArtLab invites you to a public screening of the environmental racism documentary There's Something in the Water followed by a discussion about about the power of documentary to change public conversations, influence policymakers and inspire people to act for lasting social change with the filmmaker Ian Daniel, MC MPA 23, Roy and Lila Ash Fellow at HKS.... Read more about Film Screening & Discussion: "There’s Something in the Water"
Architect Bas Smets will present "Biospheric Urbanism."... Read more about Daniel Urban Kiley Lecture
Join the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability for a convening of leaders from student-led climate and sustainability organizations from across all of Harvard's Schools for its second Student Club Event, led by James Stock, Director of the Salata Institute for Climate and Sustainability and Peter Tufano, Baker Foundation Professor.... Read more about Salata Student Club Event
Brandy Toner, Professor in the Department of Soil, Water, and Climate, University of Minnesota, will present "A Deep-Sea Tour of Global Hydrothermal Vents, One Nanoparticle at a Time."... Read more about MSI Seminar
Iliana Baums, Professor of Biology, Pennsylvania State University, will present "How Do Corals Adapt to Rising Temperatures?"... Read more about OEB Seminar
March 20, 2023 | "Tracking Flows of Carbon at the Global Scale" with Ralph Keeling, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
This symposium hosted by Harvard GSD will bring together policy makers, scholars, and activists to discuss how lack and abundance of water, contaminated and privatized as well as communal, has altered both Mexican cities and rural areas.... Read more about Mexico + H2O = Challenges, Reckonings, and Opportunities
How to Blow Up a Pipeline, a new film by AFVS alumnus Daniel Goldhaber, in collaboration with and edited by AFVS alumnus Daniel Garber, follows a group of young environmental activists as they plan to sabotage and explode an oil pipeline in Texas.... Read more about Art, Film, and Visual Studies Alumni & Faculty Film Seminar
Join the Institute of Politics at HKS for a panel that will examine the history of systemic racism and exclusion in America’s National Parks, public lands, and outdoor industry, and how leaders and organizations are challenging these structures and creating new equitable practices and policies.... Read more about The Great Outdoors? Tackling Structural Racism in National Parks
Join the Center for International Development at HKS for an in-person film screening of The Territory, followed by remarks from and a student-moderated Q&A with Field Producer Paula Moura. Regionally significant refreshments from a local restaurant will be served.... Read more about Film Screening of “The Territory”
Dekila Chungyalpa, Director of the Loka Initiative at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, will speak in the third of this four-part lecture series. She is a religion and ecology expert, having worked with faith and Indigenous leaders around the world on developing faith-led environmental and climate projects for 15 years.... Read more about William Belden Noble Lecture
Dekila Chungyalpa, Director of the Loka Initiative at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, will present "The Role of Religion in the Anthropocene."... Read more about William Belden Noble Lecture
“Green Energy Jobs in the US: What Are They and Where Are They?” with E. Mark Curtis, Wake Forest University, and Ioana Marinescu, University of Pennsylvania.
... Read more about Harvard Seminar in Environmental Economics & PolicyErnani Choma, Research Fellow in the Dept of Environmental Health, HSPH, will present "Source-Specific Mortality Attributable to PM2.5—Implications for Emission Control in the US and the World."... Read more about Harvard-China Project Research Seminar
"Toward Reliable Projections of Ocean Warming and Climate Change" with Laure Zanna, Courant Institute, NYU.... Read more about SEAS Seminar
"Wildfire Risk Mitigation and Data-Driven Methods for Electric Power Systems" with Alyssa Kody, Argonne National Laboratory.... Read more about SEAS Seminar
Join the Mittal Institute for an opening reception for the new exhibit featuring our Spring 2022 Visiting Artist Fellows: Manjot Kaur and Dhara Mehrotra, both visual artists from India. The artists will be joined by Professor Jinah Kim in a panel discussion about their work.... Read more about South Asian Art Through Nature Narratives