Include Co-Benefits As Well As Costs When Formulating Climate Policies By Cassandra Ceballos – Mar 27, 2019 Climate change has entered the forefront of national dialogue. In government, in organizations, and across sectors, people are talking [...]
Steps to re-invigorate the economy must free us from polluting fossil fuels By Elizabeth Sawin – Mar 24, 2020 Clean air and water don’t only result from loss and upheaval, they can be planned for. You’ve [...]
Covid-19 Sucks. But It Could Teach Us How to Avoid the Worst Consequences of Climate Change. By Elizabeth Sawin – April 1, 2020 A devastating problem crops up. Not any old problem, but one that [...]
Why We Can’t Ignore the Link Between COVID-19, Climate Change and Inequity By Elizabeth Sawin – Apr 2, 20210 Written by Dr.Elizabeth Sawin, originally published by US News and World Report on April 1, 2020 Image credit: Maria [...]
New Op-Ed: How can a coronavirus response reduce inequity and protect the climate? By Elizabeth Sawin – Jul 9, 2020 Reposted from Thomson Reuters Foundation Image credit: Reuters/Bruno Kelly Amid a triple crisis, a ‘multisolving’ response can [...]
Multisolving + En-ROADS: Climate Justice Workshops By Cassandra Ceballos – May 19, 2021 How would you talk to a parent about climate change when they are struggling to put food on the table or when their [...]
Meat Production and Global Warming By Nadia Isaac – Jul 29, 2021 Meat Production and Global Warming With the emergence of vegan culture, it is safe to say that hundreds of people a day are choosing meatless [...]
How Climate Change Affects the Ocean By Nadia Isaac – Jul 29, 2021 The ocean plays a central role in regulating the Earth's climate. Oceans have a two-way relationship with weather and climate. The ocean [...]
Climate adaptation should be based on robust regional climate information By Rasmus – Jul 25, 2021 Climate adaptation steams forward with an accelerated speed that can be seen through the Climate Adaptation Summit in January (see previous [...]
A Watershed Moment: How Boston’s Charles River Went From Polluted to Pristine A pair of mute swans is nesting not far from downtown, and the new head of the EPA is promising "durable" rules to protect the habitat. [...]
