Rewilding, restoring, and conserving endangered and threatened species could magnify carbon uptake by 1.5 to 12.5 times or more across the world.
Change is not just a physical process, says Gerald Torres, professor of environmental justice at the Yale School of the Environment. “It creates hope.”
Let’s say it’s 2005. Representatives from 12 countries are gathered to craft a negotiating mandate for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. In just...
-by Ekaterina Plotnitskaya (Master of Management Studies, Master in Global Business and Society ‘22) Six student teams were recently awarded ...
YSE-led study finds that Indigenous nations have lost 98.9% of their historical land base; which is associated with current and future climate risk. By Dylan Walsh
The Yale School of the Environment and Yale University are prepared to make a major impact at the upcoming COP26, the annual “conference of the parties” hosted by the UN...
A major renovation at Yale’s West Campus concluded this fall with the expansion of the Energy Sciences Institute (ESI) into consolidated space.
