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ZESPP Seminar: Depolarizing Climate Change

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Robert H. Socolow, Princeton University, will give a talk as part of the ZESPP series hosted by the Environmental Science and Public Policy Concentration. Moderated by Dustin Tingley, Professor of Government. Robert H. Socolow, Princeton University, will...

Yige Zhang

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Yige Zhang is a geochemist interested in understanding how the Earth evolved chemically, and using various geochemical tools to study climate change of the geological past.

Yige earned his BS in geochemistry at Nanjing University, China (2007), and an MS...

Writing for the Climate Workshop

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Martin Puchner, Byron and Anita Wien Professor of Drama and of English and Comparative Literature, will present on "Storytelling and Climate Change." Martin Puchner, Byron and Anita Wien Professor of Drama and of English and Comparative Literature, will...

Writing for the Climate Workshop

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Alison Glassie, a literary scholar specializing in hemispheric American literatures, modern and contemporary literatures, and the environmental humanities, will present on "Advocacy and Audience." Alison Glassie, a literary scholar specializing in...

Why Biodiversity Matters: Science and Society in Brazil

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Join Harvard DRCLAS, MCZ, and OEB for a panel discussion on how understanding biodiversity can contribute to our ability to use bioinspired designs offering climate change solutions, such as more efficient energy use, harnessing of ecosystem services...

When Tectonic Plates Began to Shift

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New study suggests it began much earlier than thought, launching the creation of continents, oceans, and other landforms The Harvard Gazette By Juan Siliezar, Harvard Staff Writer An enduring question in geology involves the question of when the tectonic...

When It Hits 100 Degrees in Siberia …

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Environmentalist predicts more extreme heat events—and disasters linked to them The Harvard Gazette By Juan Siliezar, The Harvard Gazette Extreme heat events have been registered across the world in recent months. It hit 100 degrees in a Siberian town...

What Weighed on Us in 2019? 'Climate Emergency'

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Harvard faculty members consider the Oxford Dictionary's 'word of the year' The Harvard Gazette Every year the publisher of the august Oxford English Dictionary peers into the zeitgeist and selects a "word of the year" whose sudden appearance or rising...