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By Roxana Shafiee and Dan Schrag Electrification through heat pumps is a primary strategy for decarbonizing residential heating in Massachusetts. The state has announced ambitions for 65% of residential-scale heating to be heat pump equipment by 2030 and...

Harvard College seniors—including two former HUCE Summer Undergraduate Research Fund grant recipients—represent diverse backgrounds, concentrations, and perspectives on finding solutions to our climate change crisis By Christy DeSmith, The Harvard Gazette...

Three members of the Climate Leaders Program, all HBS students, discuss their experiences as part of the student-led, faculty-advised program for Masters and professional students across all Harvard graduate schools, developed in partnership with HUCE HBS...

Students, including Environmental Science and Public Policy concentrators, share their experiences working outdoors as rangers and interns at national parks and forests By Nina Foster, The Harvard Gazette Serena Wurmser was 12 when she attended an...

HSPH graduate’s research focuses on deadly risks, exploitation faced by workers who mine key component of lithium-ion batteries in Republic of the Congo By Alvin Powell, The Harvard Gazette For Benita Kayembe, global health ties together different threads...

Writers Rebecca Solnit and Terry Tempest Williams offer new perspectives on how to remake the world By Alvin Powell, The Harvard Gazette Stories can drive action, but perhaps the most damaging climate change story we can tell is the tall tale that we can...

In a recent panel and film screening hosted by HUCE, the director debates its merits as a climate change solution By Anna Lamb, The Harvard Gazette Director Oliver Stone — on campus earlier this month to promote his new film — argued nuclear power has...

Researchers at Harvard GSD are engaged in a climate adaptation project which will span several years and explore potential impacts to Massachusetts' Cape Ann, one of the state's most vulnerable regions By Jonathan Shaw, Harvard Magazine Within the United...

Aliyah Collins, MDiv '23, studies various models of spiritual care at the intersection of environmental justice, racial justice, and spiritual care, with a particular focus on marginalized communities By Michael Naughton, Harvard Divinity School News...

Lessons from Bangkok presented at the Harvard GSD By Jonathan Shaw, Harvard Magazine Climate change, long a divisive political issue, has united humanity in at least one respect: like it or not, everyone will have to adapt to higher temperatures, more...