From greening global trade, to reducing the “embodied” carbon emissions generated by building materials, to de-fossilizing our economy through innovation in green chemistry and green engineering, Yale faculty and thought leaders participating in COP28 emphasized a multidisciplinary approach to addressing the climate crisis. 

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