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Harlem Week Climate Change Conference Centers Community Voices

Panelists highlighted environmental justice, local partnerships, New York’s climate laws and the need for equitable solutions that protect public health, reduce emissions and build...

Climate Crisis

Environmental Research: Climate, fireside chat

Explore the current state of climate research, including changes in the field over the last five years since the launch of the journal, and direct us toward the future The post Env...

Climate Change,Gender Equality And Sustainable Development.

Introduction: Beyond Climate ScienceClimate change is often viewed through the lens of rising temperatures, melting glaciers, carbon emissions, and extreme weather. While these sci...

Climate Trunk - Science

In April 2026 we published a guest blog post by John Lang in which he introduced his "Climate Trunk" graphics project and website. Since then, he has been adding one graphic per we...

The Guardian climate pledge 2026

Each year, the Guardian reaffirms its commitment to the environment – both in our reporting and how we operate as a business. From critical tipping points to war in Iran, this is h...

Global warming will pass 1.5C. What are you going to do about it?

Central Park adapts to climate change while helping New York stay cool

In the heart of Manhattan in New York City, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly visible.Read the full story, “Central Park adapts to climate change while helpin...

New Environmental Performance Index Highlights Sustainability Gains and the Challenges Ahead

The 2026 EPI, produced by Yale and Columbia Climate School, finds that Europe leads in environmental performance but few countries are on track for net-zero by 2050.

NYCW 2026 | Every Degree Matters: Why biodiversity conservation depends on climate action

Rapid biodiversity loss and accelerating climate change are connected crises. Under the worst case scenarios for greenhouse gas emissions in the 21st century, up to 30 percent of w...

Accounting for Compounding Climate Events in Emergency Management

Climate researchers Marco Tedesco and David Sathuluri reflect on how a single week of heat, smoke and flooding exposed the vulnerability of NYC.

This fast-growing field is helping scientists pinpoint climate change’s impact on weather events

When a devastating heat wave, hurricane, flood or wildfire strikes, people often want to know: How much did human-caused climate change influence this event, if at all? For many...

Climate Change: Three Eco-friendly Foods

The climate is changing, and with it the way we grow and eat our food. Just as some winemakers are rediscovering old grape varieties that are better suited to extreme conditions, w...

Climate School Students Analyze Extreme Heat Risk and Mitigation Efforts at the 2026 FIFA World Cup

A Columbia Climate School student team examined extreme heat, poor air quality and emergency management at MetLife Stadium during the FIFA World Cup in New York/New Jersey.

From the Highlands to the Himalayas: This summer's climate extremes are a warning businesses cannot ignore

Tackling climate change is not a story about sacrifice - it is a story about progress, and about finally turning off the oil tap, writes Polestar's Fredrika Klarén

We have the climate answers, but we're still missing the story

There is often a communication or translation issue between the climate and creative worlds, writes Futerra's Lucy Shea

Climate is Not an Abstraction

How does one begin to write about something as all-encompassing as our shared climate? How does one represent our climate’s myriad networks, especially if we are not actively taugh...

Columbia Climate School Welcomes Environmental Social Scientist Garrett Albistegui Adler

Albistegui Adler is an interdisciplinary environmental social scientist whose research examines the political and social impacts of climate change and climate variability.

Is Climate-Induced Sea Level Rise Already Significant?

Climate-driven sea level rise is already reshaping coastlines, increasing flooding risks and threatening communities long before future worst-case projections. The post Is Climate-...

‘Where Things Get Tricky’: Daniel Swain on the Ocean, El Niño, and Climate Change

A climate scientists weighs in on what we can and can’t expect from an El Niño supercharged by the climate crisis.

The Earth is sizzling, but climate isn't a hot topic for Democrats in this year's campaigns

BOSTON (AP) — Climate change has been the backdrop to Charles Hughes’ entire life, from kindergarten lessons about disappearing habitats to wildfire smoke billowing through the air...

When Knowledge Travels: Translating Climate Awareness Into Action 

A global partnership between the Columbia Climate School and UNICEF leaders is building climate knowledge and capacity to protect more than a billion children worldwide.

We’re likely to breach 1.5C. What happens next is still in our hands

Crossing the climate threshold now looks unavoidable, but temperatures are still shaped by the choices we make now The post We’re likely to breach 1.5C. What happens next is still...