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Georgia Tech Researchers Monitor Campus Biodiversity with Machine Learning

BIPOC Youth Learn Map-Making to Build Disaster Resilience

Cobb, Jo, Sa de Melo Honored as Lifetime AAAS Fellows

To track inequality in cities, measure the heat: In Atlanta, volunteers with Bluetooth sensors are gathering data that could lead to greener neighborhoods.

Rockets, Labradors, and Lowcountry Shrimp

Global Leaders Talk Solutions at Climate Action Symposium: “We are All-In on This”

Georgia Tech Researchers Partner with Savannahians to Implement Data-Driven Solutions

Civic Innovation Challenge awards support community-based solutions to mobility and disaster resilience
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And Not a Minute Too Soon

In advance of rising sea levels, Savannah area pilots life-saving technology

UrbanHeatATL Is Mapping Atlanta’s Temperatures To Help Those In Danger Of The Heat

Tropical Storm Elsa to test the first of a network of rainfall gauges

Savannah goes from hot to hotter as climate warms

Climate change is making the whole city hotter—but rising temps may put some Atlantans in more danger than others

Introducing Drawdown Georgia Higher Ed

Project underway to determine heat impact in Atlanta

Feel the heat: Students track impact of extreme heat in Atlanta neighborhoods

Georgia Climate Project Receives $300,000 Grant from Ray C. Anderson Foundation

Students Cut Carbon and Costs during Classroom Carbon Reduction Challenge

Georgia Tech Leading in the Quest for Ocean Solutions

Exploring the Climate Impacts of COVID Through the Carbon Reduction Challenge

Carbon Reduction Challenge Winners Implement Climate Solutions at Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech Students Win Competition to Help Beat Climate Change

Covid-19’s Teachable Moment: Students Identify Sustainable Workplace Practices Worth Continuing in Carbon Reduction Challenge

Georgia Tech students recognized as Student Sustainability Champions

New Partnership Takes Aim at Extreme Heat in Atlanta

Change 1 percent to Change the World

Climate Leaders Talk Solutions at the Global Climate Action Symposium

Rising sea level poses risks for the Golden Isles

NSF Awards Georgia Tech Researchers with $100K in Civic Innovation Challenge Grants

Kindergarten to College, Students Communicate Climate Through Art

Georgia Tech Students Map Campus Air Quality

Marshall Shepherd: "Zombies, Cola, and Sports: Implications for Communicating Weather and Climate"

Katharine Wilkinson: "Drawdown: A Path for a Warming World"

Climate Solutions at the Fall 2018 Convergence Innovation Competition

Emanuele Massetti: "Integrating Climate Change into Long-Run Macroeconomic Analysis"

Climate Change Fellows initiate new projects in research and education across campus

Climate Change Fellows Spotlight: Sea level science education for a changing climate

Climate Change Fellows Spotlight: Developing new cooling processes, materials, technologies, and policies for stationary and mobile applications.

Local Youth Leaders Featured at Global Climate Action Symposium

New Climate and Health Page on Georgia Climate Project Information Portal

Residents of Savannah Rise to the Occasion as Higher Seas Encroach

Savannah high school students help prepare city for a changing climate

A leading scientist's transition from climate science to solutions

Low-cost sensors help Savannah, Georgia, track flooding in real time

Georgia takes giant step in addressing climate-related issues

Air travel and COVID-19: An opportunity for lasting emissions reductions
Bridge over water in Georgia

Four Communities Selected for Inaugural Georgia Smart Communities Challenge

Carbon Reduction Challenge awards top prize to Chick-Fil-A Intern

Carbon Reduction Challenge Wins Sustainability Education Awards in Global Competition

Kim Cobb Testifies Before House Committee on Natural Resources
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Residents of Savannah Rise to the Occasion as Higher Seas Encroach
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Georgia Tech Hosts Global Climate Action Symposium

Georgia Tech Energy Policy Researcher Writes About 'Green New Deal' in 'Scientific American'
Kendeda Building

Global Change Program named first tenant of Kendeda Building

Challenging students to figure out real-world reductions of carbon emissions

Georgia Tech Launches Global Change Program