DESCRIPTION: Mike Hulme, a University of Cambridge geographer and longtime researcher focused on the human relationship to climate, worries that the idea of climate change might be more dangerous than ...

DESCRIPTION: Join longtime journalist Andy Revkin of the Columbia Climate School in a LIVE exploration of "Not Too Late" – a book of essays, teaching guide and wider project aiming at energizing and ...

DESCRIPTION: Computer climate simulations have greatly increased basic understanding of human-driven global warming. But enduring gaps in climate science and models have hindered the ability to use ...

DESCRIPTION: Join longtime climate journalist Andy Revkin of the Columbia Climate School with a panel of fusion science and policy experts who’ll offer context and take your questions live as the ...

DESCRIPTION: On November 15, the United Nations marks our species reaching a population of 8 billion. Even as deep inequities and environmental risks persist, humankind has made extraordinary strides ...

DESCRIPTION: A Special Sustain What webcast honoring Herman Daly and exploring how to sustain his approach to economics for a planet brimming with peril and possibility. Herman Daly, a pioneer in ...

DESCRIPTION: As temperatures and tempers rise, climate activism is getting edgier. Are food-splattered paintings and roadblocks a prelude to darker actions? Climate fiction is probing dark ...

DESCRIPTION: Kicked off on Earth Day 2022, this is the second in a series of events hosted by The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Climate School, and The City College of New York ...

DESCRIPTION: Join longtime climate journalist Andy Revkin of the Columbia Climate School in a brisk solutions-focused discussion of ways to ensure that climate action, including cutting fossil finance ...

DESCRIPTION: Behind the news flow, it's easy to glaze over on unrelenting disasters like the cascading and cumulative impacts of Russian atrocities, particularly on children. The starkest impact is ...

DESCRIPTION: It’s been a week of heat and fire, but water, in the end, is the key to human sustainability, or the opposite. Join Andy Revkin of the Columbia Climate School in a brisk chat with Erica ...

DESCRIPTION: Join this special Sustain What conversation exploring the 40th-anniversary issue of Orion Magazine, for which 40 writers were asked to convey in prose, poetry and other forms what it ...