Last fall, a slew of articles from prominent publications relayed a disturbing new trend: an increase in sea turtle strandings on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The articles, accompanied by...
Just as we are seeing now with COVID-19, the climate crisis affects all of us, but its impacts are unevenly and unjustly distributed. Those with the greatest power to mitigate and adapt to...
NOTE: This opportunity is available to current Yale students only. Preference will go to students who can commit a year or more to this role. To apply for this position, please send a cover...
If Yale wants to meet its target of carbon-neutrality by 2050, diet must be addressed. Globally, food systems are responsible for up to 37% of greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to a wide...
THE 2020 PUBLIC VOICES FELLOWSHIP ON THE CLIMATE CRISIS This year-long fellowship aims to accelerate the ideas and impact of 20 new and necessary thought leaders, the majority of whom will be...
Talking to those with more moderate stances is a good place to start. Learning from these conversations and building on them can lead to more successful outcomes in the future. We often have...
With our partners at Climate Nexus and George Mason University, we are pleased to share the results of a new poll of registered voters in Georgia, ahead of the next Democratic presidential candidate...
As Democratic presidential candidates head to Ohio for the October 14th debate, we are pleased to share the results of a new poll of registered voters in the state. We find that Ohio voters support a...
Seven in 10 Houston voters have experienced flooding in their area in the last year Two-thirds of Texas voters say developing renewables should be prioritized over natural gas Joe Biden...