The webinar on The Future of U.S. Energy and Climate Policy is a must-watch for industry professionals, policymakers, and anyone passionate about energy and climate issues.

Dartmouth Engineering Professor Lee Rybeck Lynd contributed to a recent study published in Nature Sustainability, led by Angelo Gurgel of MIT and coordinated by Agroicone of Brazil, which highlights the significant environmental and socioeconomic benefits of Brazil's double-crop corn ethanol production system.

Six Irving Institute Faculty Affiliates were among the 62 faculty members across Dartmouth who have recently been promoted.

A new study published in Environmental Research Letters and led by Dartmouth Engineering Professor Lee Rybeck Lynd has potential to transform the long-standing perceived food-versus-fuel conflict that has limited support for biofuels for decades.

Five Irving Institute Faculty Affiliates were among the 42 faculty members who were recently awarded with 2024 Dartmouth Teaching awards for their teaching, scholarship, and work with students.

Six energy and climate focused research projects have been awarded Irving Institute faculty seed grant funding.

Mankin, whose research focuses on climate attribution, presented evidence linking individual fossil fuel companies to specific climate...

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.