Decolonize the future: Defending Indigenous rights and lands Cristina Coc, a Q’eqchi’ Maya community leader who founded and is program director of the Julian Cho Society, was one of three activists from Belize at the Perry World House event. (Image: Courtesy of Perry World House). Decolonize the future: Defending Indigenous rights and lands Three Maya activists from Belize spoke with Richard M. Leventhal about the challenges and progress they’ve made on land rights in recent years.
Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Philly teens are sharing their climate change stories As part of Penn’s Climate Week, students from eight Philadelphia high schools gathered on campus to discuss their own experiences with the impacts of climate change. Why Ian may push Florida real estate out of reach for all but the super rich Penn In the News The New York Times Why Ian may push Florida real estate out of reach for all but the super rich Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School describes the varied forms that a post-insurance housing market could take in Florida. Exxon’s exodus: Employees have finally had enough of its toxic culture Penn In the News Bloomberg Exxon’s exodus: Employees have finally had enough of its toxic culture Witold Henisz of the Wharton School says that there’s no guarantee Exxon Mobil will exist in 2050 if it doesn’t adapt quickly to stem the tide of worker attrition. Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Michael E. Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences explains how he’s trying to make climate science a central issue for the media and politicians at Penn’s new Center for Science, Sustainability, and the Media. Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Penn In the News Politico.com Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School says that Hurricane Ian’s impact on Floridian retirement funds and assets is an enormous wealth shock. With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral Penn In the News Los Angeles Times With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In an op-ed, Jared Farmer of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that many of California’s sequoia forests will likely become scrubland without federal intervention. A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.” Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
Why Ian may push Florida real estate out of reach for all but the super rich Penn In the News The New York Times Why Ian may push Florida real estate out of reach for all but the super rich Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School describes the varied forms that a post-insurance housing market could take in Florida. Exxon’s exodus: Employees have finally had enough of its toxic culture Penn In the News Bloomberg Exxon’s exodus: Employees have finally had enough of its toxic culture Witold Henisz of the Wharton School says that there’s no guarantee Exxon Mobil will exist in 2050 if it doesn’t adapt quickly to stem the tide of worker attrition. Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Michael E. Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences explains how he’s trying to make climate science a central issue for the media and politicians at Penn’s new Center for Science, Sustainability, and the Media. Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Penn In the News Politico.com Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School says that Hurricane Ian’s impact on Floridian retirement funds and assets is an enormous wealth shock. With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral Penn In the News Los Angeles Times With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In an op-ed, Jared Farmer of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that many of California’s sequoia forests will likely become scrubland without federal intervention. A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.” Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
Exxon’s exodus: Employees have finally had enough of its toxic culture Penn In the News Bloomberg Exxon’s exodus: Employees have finally had enough of its toxic culture Witold Henisz of the Wharton School says that there’s no guarantee Exxon Mobil will exist in 2050 if it doesn’t adapt quickly to stem the tide of worker attrition. Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Michael E. Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences explains how he’s trying to make climate science a central issue for the media and politicians at Penn’s new Center for Science, Sustainability, and the Media. Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Penn In the News Politico.com Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School says that Hurricane Ian’s impact on Floridian retirement funds and assets is an enormous wealth shock. With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral Penn In the News Los Angeles Times With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In an op-ed, Jared Farmer of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that many of California’s sequoia forests will likely become scrubland without federal intervention. A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.” Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Why top U.S. climate scientist moved to Philly Michael E. Mann of the School of Arts & Sciences explains how he’s trying to make climate science a central issue for the media and politicians at Penn’s new Center for Science, Sustainability, and the Media. Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Penn In the News Politico.com Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School says that Hurricane Ian’s impact on Floridian retirement funds and assets is an enormous wealth shock. With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral Penn In the News Los Angeles Times With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In an op-ed, Jared Farmer of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that many of California’s sequoia forests will likely become scrubland without federal intervention. A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.” Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Penn In the News Politico.com Hurricane Ian traumatized Floridians. It also erased their nest eggs Benjamin Keys of the Wharton School says that Hurricane Ian’s impact on Floridian retirement funds and assets is an enormous wealth shock. With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral Penn In the News Los Angeles Times With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In an op-ed, Jared Farmer of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that many of California’s sequoia forests will likely become scrubland without federal intervention. A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.” Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral Penn In the News Los Angeles Times With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In an op-ed, Jared Farmer of the School of Arts & Sciences writes that many of California’s sequoia forests will likely become scrubland without federal intervention. A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.” Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action Hands-on events for Climate Week include a tour of Penn Park Farm, a bioblitz at the Biopond, and planting sessions at Penn Park and the Andrew Hamilton School.nocred A week of building climate knowledge, awareness, and action With nearly 30 events planned for Oct. 10-14, Penn’s Climate Week invites the Penn community to “find your place in the climate movement.”
Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation Penn In the News MSNBC Cost of losses, lack of insurance compound storm’s devastation In a video interview, Carolyn Kousky of the Wharton School discusses the problems people face when covering the costs of devastating storms. Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm. Load More
Hallie Jackson NOW Penn In the News NBC News Hallie Jackson NOW Robert Meyer of the Wharton School explains what psychological barriers stop people from leaving their homes during a storm.