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- Wrong, Harvard, Alarmists’ Media Stories, Not Climate Change, Are to Blame for Mental Trauma Sat, 20 Jan 24, 5:00pmThe ratcheting up of hysterical coverage, misleadingly linking damage from natural disasters to climate change, while harping on the fact no major climate policies are being passed, is leading to depression and anxiety about...
- Should have Gone to School Greta – Deletes a Tweet Predicting Disaster by 2023 Wed, 15 Mar 23, 4:00pmLittle Greta covering her tracks, squirming and posturing like any other establishment politician?
- Harvard University pledges to divest from fossil fuels Tue, 14 Sep 21, 5:32amHarvard University president Lawrence Bacow has announced that the institution will divest from its fossil fuel holdings. The announcement came Tuesday, stating that the institution has already been cutting its investments...
- Harvards new Science and Engineering Complex is an example of healthy design Tue, 29 Jun 21, 1:30amIt is a project that has taken years, but the eye-popping new Science and Engineering Complex at Harvard University has recently been completed. This is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to research and study with wet...
- Deep tech VC fund The Engine raises $230M for its second fund from MIT and new backer Harvard Wed, 28 Oct 20, 12:49amDeep tech. Hard tech. Or, as The Engine dubs it, Tough Tech. Venture investing today is essentially identical to what happens on Wall Street, focused on data rooms, spreadsheets, SaaS churn models and cohort analysis. Yet,...
- In a warming world, New England’s trees are storing more carbon Wed, 5 Aug 20, 3:00pmClimate change has increased the productivity of forests, according to a new study that synthesizes hundreds of thousands of carbon observations collected over the last quarter century at the Harvard Forest Long-Term Ecological...
- Solar-powered Harvard ArtLab to meet net-zero energy targets Sat, 14 Mar 20, 4:30amHarvard University has added yet another sustainable building to its campus — the Harvard Artlab, a contemporary art space projected to meet net-zero energy targets...
- Study: Climate change lessons are rare at medical schools Tue, 31 Dec 19, 5:00amFrom E&E Climatewire Maya Earls, E&E News reporter Published: Monday, December 23, 2019 A new survey has found that few medical schools incorporate climate change into their curricula...
- Al Gore Tells Harvard Students ‘Assault On Science’ Threatens Humanity’s Survival Sat, 1 Jun 19, 3:00amFrom The Daily Caller 9:54 AM 05/30/2019 | Energy Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor Former Vice President Al Gore said President Donald Trump’s “assault on science” threatens “the capacity of the human species...
- Starting with data centers, Carbon Relay is slashing energy costs and emissions using AI Wed, 30 Jan 19, 1:33amTaiwanese technology giant Foxconn International is backing Carbon Relay, a Boston-based startup emerging from stealth today that’s harnessing the algorithms used by companies like Facebook and Google for artificial...
- The ‘Little Ice Age’ hundreds of years ago is STILL cooling the bottom of Pacific, researchers find Thu, 10 Jan 19, 5:00amFrom The Daily Mail The Little Ice Age brought colder-than-average temps around the 17th century Researchers say temperatures in deep Pacific lag behind those at the surface As a result, parts of the deep Pacific is now cooling...
- Harvard unveils Snhetta-designed HouseZero for sustainable, plus-energy living Wed, 5 Dec 18, 2:30amThe Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities (CGBC) at the Harvard Graduate School of Design has just completed HouseZero, an energy-positive living lab for sustainable architecture...
- Vegetarian diets could help avert one-third of early deaths, new research finds Fri, 27 Apr 18, 4:31amVegetarians, rejoice! While scientists have long touted the health benefits of plant-based diets, they may be even more effective than we thought. According to new calculations from Harvard University scientists, one-third...
- Newly discovered exoplanet may be the best place to search for extraterrestrial life Thu, 20 Apr 17, 5:56amToday researchers at Harvard-Smithsonian made an exciting announcement: a newly discovered planet may be the best candidate yet for finding life outside of our solar system...
- Harvard chemist engineers a superbug that converts inhaled CO2 into fuel Mon, 30 May 16, 11:50pmOver the past few years, the number of headlines relating to the increasing levels of carbon dioxide emissions have skyrocketed, and it’s pretty much all bad news...