Climate Change
Creating Climate-Smart Cities
Cities are on the front lines of climate change, but they also hold the key to reducing emissions. As urban areas rapidly expand worldwide, Yale School of the Environment scientists are shaping the transition to climate-ready cities with pioneering research and practical solutions.
More Heat Exposure and Fewer Cooling Options for People of Color in Connecticut
A study from Yale School of the Environment researchers demonstrates that communities of color in Connecticut cities face rising heat with fewer cooling resources, highlighting urgent environmental justice concerns.
Creating bird-friendly buildings — on campus and beyond
Humidity May Increase Heat Risk in Urban Climates
Exercising for the Environment: Measuring Air Quality and Heat Stress with Bike-Mounted Sensors
An innovative cross-faculty project at Yale seeks to gather environmental data using sensors mounted on public and private bicycles.
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