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Join Penn Climate for a discussion by Karen Golberg titled “Developing Alternatives to Oil as Feedstocks for our Chemicals and Liquid Fuels” Penn Climate is excited to welcome Karen Goldberg, […]

Join Heather Boushey to learn about how the United States can embrace the clean energy transition without leaving communities behind. Penn Climate, the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, and the […]

This spring, Penn faculty and researchers are offering courses that examine climate change through many perspectives, including anthropology, history, and urban planning. These courses invite students to explore how communities […]

By Elea Castiglione The EPA’s move to rescind the Endangerment Finding threatens to eliminate federal authority over greenhouse gas emissions. Elea Castiglione explores how Penn experts view the legal and […]

Join Penn Climate for the final seminar in our fall series, as Professors Sarah E. Light and Amanda Shanor engage in a discussion about Environmental Law and the First Amendment. […]

By Elea Castiglione Elea Castiglione reports on how Penn researchers are uncovering what transforms distress into climate action for Gen Z. Senior Fellow Katharine Staley, Postdoctoral Fellow Alyssa Sinclair, and […]

Penn’s sixth annual Climate Week brought together the University community during the week of October 13 for more than 50 events exploring climate action around the theme of “hot spots.” […]

Penn Climate is excited to partner with the Penn Institute for Urban Research to welcome Professor Dorit Aviv to the Penn Climate Seminar Series on Wednesday, November 12, for her […]

As global temperatures rise and cities look to mitigate urban heat islands, Weitzman School of Design Assistant Professor Dorit Aviv‘s research is transforming how we stay cool outdoors. Aviv helms […]

The Penn community gathered in the Climate Week at Penn tent on Monday, October 13, to celebrate the launch of Penn Climate Insights, a web platform developed by Penn Vet […]