Founded in 1636 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard University is a leading global centre for research and education and the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States. It comprises 12 schools and the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, offering programmes across the sciences, humanities, law, business and medicine. Home to a diverse international community of students and scholars, Harvard fosters discovery and innovation that advance knowledge and address global challenges. Its enduring commitment to academic excellence, public service and leadership continues to shape ideas and institutions worldwide.
People are worried about climate change but need climate policies to be clearly explained. They want to know that climate policies are fair and effective.
The IMF's former chief economist Kenneth Rogoff argues that to prevent further damage to our planet, world leaders need to address global energy inequality - and tax carbon emissions.
Despite a number of recent setbacks, we have a historic opportunity to take the lead on climate change in 2017 – and beyond.
The Centre for Energy and Materials is driving initiatives and coalitions to ensure the energy transition is sustainable, secure, resilient and affordable.
The Centre for Urban Transformation is advancing public-private collaboration in cities, enabling more resilient and future-ready communities and local economies.
