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Bob Inglis, former Republican congressman, and Gina McCarthy, former EPA administrator under President Obama, discussed how to achieve bipartisan solutions to climate change at a Studio event.
As climate change intensifies and heat rises, employees of all kinds face new levels of difficulty staying safe at work. Harvard Chan School’s Barrak Alahmad discusses a new study quantifying the problem and the potential paths forward.
As part of Harvard Climate Action Week, environmental health researchers from Harvard Chan School looked at how AI could impact climate and discussed ways to protect the public from extreme heat.
Scientists are pushing back against the Trump administration’s massive cuts to federal research funding in a number of ways—by bringing lawsuits, tracking grant cuts, and working to spread the word about the harm resulting from the cuts.
As artificial intelligence (AI) technology rapidly expands, experts are taking a closer look at both its capacity to address climate and health challenges and the new risks it may create….
A recent action plan on children’s health from the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission—aimed at tackling high rates of obesity and chronic disease among children in the U.S.—raises important issues but misses the mark in a number of ways, according to experts quoted in media reports.
Mary Rice and Amruta Nori-Sarma discuss the potential public health impacts from the Trump administration’s rollback of several EPA air quality regulations.
After a federal judge in Boston ruled that the Trump administration’s cancellation of nearly $3 billion worth of grants to Harvard University was unlawful, several faculty members from Harvard Chan School expressed relief as well as concern about Harvard’s future.
