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Q&A: ELTI Director Eva Garen ’95 MESc, ’05 PhD helps define political ecology playbook

L to R: Danielle Spencer ’95, Roland Boucher ’55 MEng, Jon Lieff ’66, and Jim Stein ’62

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Yale Science and Engineering Association spotlights alumni authors

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Yale Insights Q&A: Ann Grodnik-Nagle ’06 MBA, climate policy advisor for Seattle Public Utilities

L to R: Benjamin Nadolsky, Lauren Graham, Sasha Kosanic, Yolanda Muñoz, Marcie Roth, and Valerie Novack

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Yale alumni-led forum probes the intersectionality of disability and climate change

David Pogue '85

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Preparing for Climate Disasters: In Conversation with David Pogue ’85 of CBS Sunday Morning

Pictured, left to right: Jorge Barbosa, Pawan Patil, Timila Dhakhwa, Lisbet Kugler, Gabriel Reygondeau, Safiya Sawney

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Yale Blue Green roundtable: Why oceans matter for life, climate, and the global economy

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John Kerry ’66 on climate change and the economic transformation to come

Yale Alum Inspires Yale Chemist

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Yale alum inspires Yale chemist to turn CO2 and wastewater into something useful

Aja DeCoteau ’07 MEM

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Alumnae tackling environmental challenges at the local level

Pandemis task force leaders Vivek Murthy ’03 MBA and Prof. Marcella Nunez-Smith

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Biden names Vivek Murthy ’03 MBA, Prof. Marcella Nunez-Smith to lead COVID-19 advisory board

Charles D. Brown II '19 PhD

Alumni Voices

Wright Lab Alumni Spotlight: Scientist and advocate Charles D. Brown II '19 PhD

Cambium Carbon aims to turn cut or fallen urban trees into wood products that can be sold to fund tree-planting efforts. Currently, most trees removed from cities are either chipped for low-grade application or hauled to a landfill at a significant cost.

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Alumni startup Cambium Carbon earns $200,000 grant from The Nature Conservancy

Hand holding a globe that is half lush and half barren.

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Alumni and World Fellows panel: how coronavirus lessons can help address climate change

Datahaven Executive Director Mark Abraham ’04 and Senior Research Associate Camille Seaberry ’08

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Alum-run DataHaven puts the health of Connecticut in sharp focus

Andrew Garling '68 (second from left) was one of the inaugural Earth Day organizers.

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Yale Blue Green commemorates Earth Day 50th anniversary

President Peter Salovey and Professor Karen Seto

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Yale Talk: Professor Karen Seto on urbanization and building sustainable cities

Yale leaders at the Yale Alumni Health Network debut, L to R: Deputy Dean Vincent Wilczynski (Yale School of Engineering and Applied Science), Dean Sten Vermund (Yale School of Public Health), Dr. Christine Walsh ’73 MD (YAHN Steering Committee), Dr. Jamie Wells ’96, and Dean Kamen.

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New alumni health group launches, envisions future of medicine in kickoff public event

Mary Nichols ’71 JD (Image: © Max Gerber)

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The climate in California: Mary Nichols ’71 JD and reducing carbon output

Panelists of the Earth Day at 50 breakout session (L to R): Rory Varrato, Jeff Gracer, Sara Goddard ’95 MBA, Robert Perschel ’73, ’79 MFS and Chip Spear ’74. Photo: Henry Kwan

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Alumni, scholars, experts, and concerned citizens connect at Yale Environmental Sustainability Summit

Gator Halpern ’15 MEM and Sam Teicher ’12, ’15 MEM of Coral Vita

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After Hurricane Dorian, saving coral reefs even more urgent for this alumni startup