Dartmouth Launches Climate Futures Initiative
Faculty are invited to three colloquia on climate scholarship and teaching.
[more]Faculty are invited to three colloquia on climate scholarship and teaching.
[more]Mankin, whose research focuses on climate attribution, presented evidence linking individual fossil fuel companies to specific climate damages. This testimony supports the proposed Climate Superfund Act, or S.259, which aims to make large oil companies financially accountable for the climate change impacts they've caused, particularly in Vermont.
[more]The Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society's Interim Faculty Director, Geoffrey Parker and Executive Director April Salas, will join a Dartmouth delegation of faculty and students to share their expertise at CERAWeek 2024, the energy sector's most significant annual convening of industry, academic, and policy leaders, to help shape priorities and solutions to the world's most pressing energy and climate challenges.
[more]The Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society and Dartmouth College are part of a new regional collaboration led by the Vermont Law and Graduate School's Institute for Energy and the Environment (IEE).
[more]"Global warming is a collective tragedy, and so its solutions, especially around information for adapting to the risks it portends, must be a public good," writes Dartmouth Professor of Geography and Irving Institute Faculty Advisory Board member Justin Mankin.
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