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Studying Environmental Issues in China

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Harvard undergrads spent summer internships working in labs, touring country The Harvard Gazette By Alvin Powell, Harvard Staff Writer A group of Harvard undergraduates spent the summer in China, working on solutions to an array of environmental problems...

Op-Ed: Trump's Biggest Climate Move Yet Is Bad for Everyone

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HLS Professor Jody Freeman examines what's at stake with recent rollbacks The New York Times By Jody Freeman, professor at Harvard Law School and President Barack Obama's counselor for energy and climate change in 2009-10 Los Angeles — The Environmental...

The "Global Chemical Experiment"

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Elsie Sunderland maps invisible ocean pollutants Harvard Magazine By Courtney Humphries Mercury traces a map across the planet that is determined by its particular chemistry. When it is released from power plants, some binds with water and dust particles...

Prineha Narang named to MIT's 2018 "Innovators Under 35 List"

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Former HUCE fellow honored as one of the world's top innovators for her work in atom-by-atom quantum engineering SEAS Communications By Leah Burrows Prineha Narang, Assistant Professor of Computational Materials Science at the Harvard John A. Paulson...

Fired-up McCarthy Takes Leadership Role at Harvard Chan School

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Center for health and environment relaunched with former EPA administrator at the helm The Harvard Gazette By Alvin Powell, Harvard Staff Writer The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health relaunched its center for health and environment on Wednesday...

The Rising Tide

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"It's a matter of when, not if," says HUCE director Daniel P. Schrag Harvard Crimson By Andrew W. Aoyama and Elida Kocharian "That's the problem with flooding—flooding doesn't stop, it doesn't recognize boundaries," Doug P. Brown says, his words bouncing...

Sustainability Report Marks Milestones

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Annual breakdown shows progress on many fronts The Harvard Gazette By Colin Durrant, Harvard Correspondent When the switch was flipped on the new rooftop solar installation at 38 Oxford St. in 2017, it not only became the second-largest solar system at...

Airborne Dust Threatens Human Health in Southwest

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Increases in dust due to climate change could result in additional illness and deaths in U.S. Southwest by 2100 SEAS Communications By Leah Burrows, SEAS Communications In 1935, at the height of the Dust Bowl, a team of researchers from the Kansas Board...

At Extension School, a Sustainable Program Grows

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Large cohort of students learning how to make a difference Harvard Gazette By Ginny Caggiano, Harvard Correspondent Landslides. Wildfires. Hurricanes. Floods. Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and disruptive, and as they increase, so does the...