Earth & Environment

Marine science

In His New Book, The Dark Frontier, BU Biologist Explores the Deep Sea—and Provides a Warning on Its Future

Hiking Safety

Chances Are You’re Not Carrying the Right Safety Gear When You Hike

Sustainability

Earth Day at BU Is a Month-Long Affair

Convergence

Can AI Help Predict the Earth’s Climate a Decade from Now?

Marine Science

Some Boston Harbor Shellfish Is Now Safe to Eat—Why Is That a Big Deal?

Environmental Health

Bringing Cleaner Air to Boston Homes—One Stove at a Time

Research News

Brink Bites: BU Expert to Help Lead UN Climate Report, Undergraduates Study Secrets of the Universe

Science & Technology

This School of Public Health Student Designed a Micro-Forest in Brighton

Sustainability

Sustainability Research Awards Honor BU Climate Science Heroes

City Trees

Living in a City Can Impact a Tree’s Health—BU Researchers Aim to Figure Out Why

Journalism & Media

Communicating Climate Is the Focus of Inaugural Boston University Center for Media Innovation & Social Impact Summit

Artificial Intelligence

Is AI Slowing Climate Progress? It’s Complicated

Climate Change

Less Snow Makes Trees Absorb Less Carbon, According to New BU Study

Conservation

River Herring in Martha’s Vineyard Are Disappearing. A BU Marine Biologist Is Trying to Help Save Them

Marine Biology

Protecting Maine’s Coastal Heritage—and Her Own

Things-to-do

To Do Today: Start a Garden with Boston Public Library’s Seed Library

Campus Climate Lab

BU Students Win Janetos Climate Action Prize for Uncovering Air Quality Gaps Between Old and New Campus Buildings

Carbon Credits

Do Forest Carbon Credits Work and Actually Help the Environment?

Infectious Diseases

Tick-Borne Diseases Risk Increasing Due to Climate Change: What You Need to Know

Life Sciences

For 50 Years, BU’s Lawford Anderson Has Been Helping Students Unlock the Secrets of Earth’s Rocky Materials