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Can having too many “last chances” stifle attempts to enact real change?

Groups like Science Moms are redefining who environmental activists are.

Earth Day on April 22 is marked by more than a billion people around the world as a day of action to change human behavior and create global, national and local policy changes. It began…

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe spoke about faith, hope and climate change in Salt Lake City on Saturday,

Join our scholars to protect the environment, advocate for positive change, and learn about the natural world. 

Almost 70 undergraduates, postgrads, and advisors to students considering health and science careers visited Yale School of Medicine (YSM) for two days in early

Climate anxiety is a normal response to the reality we live in, where once-in-a-lifetime weather events are happening more and more often. While we can grieve for what we have lost, and fear for our futures, there are steps we can take to manage our anxiety and even channel these difficult feelings into action. 

By Lauren Yanks '19 M.Div. While growing up in Schenectady, N.Y., Dr. Benjamin Doolittle ‘91 B.S., ‘94 M.Div., ’97 M.D. was “curious and outgoing,” he recalls.  “I was the kid who was friends with everyone: the athletes, the drama club, student government, you name it. I honestly liked everyone and loved doing everything.” Church was also a big part of Doolittle’s childhood.

Green energy supporters feel that the oil and gas industry is looking to discredit renewables in recent statements at CERAweek.

Climate scientists and fossil fuel executives use the same terms when they talk about an energy transition. But they mean starkly different things.