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A growing network of over 400 higher education member institutions taking action on climate change
Institutions that have made public commitments to decarbonization and climate resilience
Campuses taking climate action through justice, community engagement, climate research, student engagement and more
23 leading research universities with 187 campuses and the potential for transformative climate action
As climate impacts become increasingly visible at the local level, Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute (ERI) is preparing the next generation of professionals to help communities respond. Now in its 10th year, ERI’s McKinney Climate...
London was built to keep heat in – not to keep it out. That was hard to ignore during London Climate Action Week (LCAW), when temperatures soared. Even the Guildhall’s medieval crypt, one of the...
At Bowie State University, Peace Park stands as more than a green space. It is a living memorial where remembrance, healing, and resilience come together to honor lives lost while creating opportunities for learning, reflection,...
Authored by: Alex FrenchM.Sc. in Environmental PolicyClarkson University As higher education shifts toward long-term decarbonization, institutions risk reducing accountability while weakening climate mitigation. Some universities are moving away from carbon neutrality commitments and instead prioritizing...
As climate impacts become increasingly visible at the local level, Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute (ERI) is preparing the next generation of professionals to help communities respond. Now in its...
London was built to keep heat in – not to keep it out. That was hard to ignore during London Climate Action Week (LCAW), when temperatures soared. Even the Guildhall’s medieval crypt, one of the...
At Bowie State University, Peace Park stands as more than a green space. It is a living memorial where remembrance, healing, and resilience come together to honor lives lost while creating opportunities for learning, reflection,...
Authored by: Alex FrenchM.Sc. in Environmental PolicyClarkson University As higher education shifts toward long-term decarbonization, institutions risk reducing accountability while weakening climate mitigation. Some universities are moving away from carbon neutrality commitments and instead prioritizing...
In the wide-open regions of southwest Montana, land, water, and sky are not abstract concepts; they shape daily life. At the University of Montana Western, that sense of place is central to how students learn....
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The Solutions Center identifies carbon and energy-reducing activities to support campus climate action goals. It’s designed to help campuses quickly access solutions available and to help build a presentation for decision-makers to be able to assess and prioritize decisions faster in order to accelerate climate action.
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