Postdoc opportunity alert! Join our dynamic community of Earth, environmental, and climate scientists as a LDEO postdoctoral fellow. We're committed to #DEIA and welcome recent/soon-to-be PhDs of all identities. Please share! ➡️Apply by Nov 8: lamont.columbia.edu/about/postdoct…

4/8. 👏🎉Our esteemed speakers include: 🗣️#ClimateScientist and #ClimateActivist, Isatis M. Cintron-Rodriguez (Isatis M. Cintrón), of Columbia Climate School and the ACEObservatory;

📣 Check out Kara Lamb presenting Columbia Climate School's 1st Climate School Faculty Seminar! "Learning #Cloud Processes Across Scales Using Scientific #ML" 📅 TOMORROW 9/11/24 🕑 2p EDT 📍 Columbia University Forum, Rm 301 💻 RSVP: bit.ly/4ef2V1m #climate #data #projections U.S. National Science Foundation

Job alert! Columbia Climate School seeks Paros Professor in Geohazards & Climate Mitigation to conduct research in climate-change related geohazards and their mitigation based at LDEO campus in Palisades, NY. #DEIA Please share! ➡️Learn more/apply: apply.interfolio.com/150653

🚨 📈 💸 Today, the Sabin Center published a new report which evaluates the #IRA’s progress to date & identifies the vulnerability of climate-related programs if faced with a future hostile #administration: Blog ➡️ buff.ly/3AZxycV Report ➡️ buff.ly/4gi9rX0

🧵1/2 NYC subway riders are exposed to exceptionally high levels of air pollution, with Black and Hispanic commuters suffering at a disproportionate rate, finds a new study led by Columbia Climate School postdoc Shams Azad. Via State of the Planet. news.climate.columbia.edu/2024/09/10/stu…

🧵2/2 If you're curious about your own commute, Azad and colleagues built an interactive platform where you calculate your personal exposure for any origin and destination within NYC subway system: nycsubwaypollution.pythonanywhere.com

If you’re in New York or traveling to New York for #ClimateWeekNYC, check out events from Columbia Climate School and HMU for registration links. Happy to grab coffee and talk about climate policy, sustainability and strategic climate comms.

How can India’s water management strategies guide global #ClimateResilience? Join National Academies and @ColumbiaClimate on 9/24 to explore: 🌍The hydrology of #SouthAsia 🫧🚰Emerging solutions for sustainable #WaterManagement in India RSVP here: ow.ly/HzSP50Tktu3

Congratulations to Columbia Climate School alum Suzie Hicks the Climate Chick, named a 2024 grist #Grist50 Fixer for bringing innovative climate solutions to a new generation through puppets and positivity! grist.org/fix/grist-50/2…

Are you ready to be inspired by a Clean Energy Pioneer? We’re excited to announce that Ambassador Jackline Okeyo will be a featured speaker at our upcoming Climate and Leadership event during Climate Week! As the founder of Mzansi Clean Energy Capital, Jackline is advancing a

John Williams (Director of Student Affairs & DEI and Lecturer) was recently featured by Teachers College, Columbia University! 🎓️ Check out the article, "Teachers Empower the Next Generation to Address Climate Change," via the link below! l8r.it/HN8e

On this #September11, we have come a long way in making our nation more prepared. While there is still much work to be done, the work of our emergency managers and responders continues to make us a more resilient nation. #NeverForget ncdp.columbia.edu

Dean Shih-Fu Chang of Columbia Engineering and the new Dean of Columbia Climate School, Alexis Abramson are featured speakers at the Sept. 24 event happening during #ClimateWeekNYC. Join us in discussions on the challenges and opportunities in bringing fusion to market, and

"If we build a new power plant, we expect it to be on the grid for decades, and we pay for it accordingly. So the question is: How do we make sure to not overbuild things that we may not want in the system in a decade or two?" Prof. Melissa C. Lott, PhD via The Washington Post. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

"There's some evidence suggesting, in the US, if you reduce your beef consumption 30%...you could reduce your greenhouse gas emissions by about 25%. That's significant," says Columbia Climate School professor/Food for Humanity director Jessica Fanzo. Via LAist. laist.com/news/climate-e…

The amount of climate migration that we should expect to see in the US will be strongly influenced by the public investments we make in supporting and protecting people in the least hospitable places, says CIESIN director Alex de Sherbinin. Via Columbia Magazine. magazine.columbia.edu/article/americ…

1/20. 📜NEW BRIEF: “#Participation, #Engagement and #Representation of #Migrants, #DisplacedPersons and #Refugees in #LossAndDamage Financing, Action and Support” 🔗 Read it here: lossanddamagecollaboration.org/publication/pa…

Growing up in South Sudan and displaced to Uganda, Anyieth Philip Ayuen experienced firsthand the effects of disasters. As @ColumbiaClimate master's student, he will focus on the skills and knowledge to reduce climate impacts and better prepare for them. news.climate.columbia.edu/2024/09/12/one…