Climate change

How bats, wolves and moths can shape our lives, according to a UChicago economist Bat resting on tree bark

How bats, wolves and moths can shape our lives, according to a UChicago economist

A strong El Niño can result in hunger for 6 million children—potentially more than COVID-19 A child holds bushels of rice seedlings over his shoulder

A strong El Niño can result in hunger for 6 million children—potentially more than COVID-19

For a sustainable future, scientists rethink plastics and devices Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering lab students

For a sustainable future, scientists rethink plastics and devices

Founded at UChicago, nonprofit Climate Vault proposes new solution for carbon reduction Air pollution

Founded at UChicago, nonprofit Climate Vault proposes new solution for carbon reduction

Nonprofit Seeks to Trap Carbon in the Financial Markets

Nonprofit Seeks to Trap Carbon in the Financial Markets


What the Biden administration means for international climate policy Photo by Amir Jina

What the Biden administration means for international climate policy

UChicago scholars recommend climate and energy policies for Biden administration, Congress Aerial view of the White House and Washington Monument

UChicago scholars recommend climate and energy policies for Biden administration, Congress

Math Institute workshop to focus on how math and statistics can address climate change Satellite photo of hurricane halfway over land

Math Institute workshop to focus on how math and statistics can address climate change

UChicago to host forum on global crises, from COVID-19 to climate change Climate change

UChicago to host forum on global crises, from COVID-19 to climate change

Conference to explore how math, statistics can address urgent global problems Chalk board

Conference to explore how math, statistics can address urgent global problems