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U-M Climate Week returns with expanded events, engagement
The second annual Climate Week brings together students, faculty, staff, and community partners for a week of events focused on climate action, research, education, and engagement.
Acts of joy and persistence at Climate Week’s EarthFest
Nearly fifty organizations came together at EarthFest to spread joy, persistence, and a shared commitment to environmental justice and sustainability.
University faculty and organizational leaders evaluate the structure and state of the energy sector and discuss pressing challenges
Faculty experts and industry leaders came together at Climate Week’s Energy 101 and Electric Utilities panel to unpack grid challenges, rising costs, and equitable clean energy solutions.
‘This is the software that powers our lives’: Diana Hernández on building a more equitable energy system
Hernández argues that energy infrastructure must be redesigned to ensure affordability, justice, and climate resilience for vulnerable communities.
Wawa Gatheru: “Rehearing revolution” to achieve an equitable future
Wawa Gatheru argues climate change exacerbates inequities and calls for “rehearsing revolution” through storytelling and activism to reimagine a just and inclusive future.
Granholm urges climate leaders to adopt ‘warrior ethos for planet’
Granholm called on climate leaders to embrace a ‘warrior ethos for the planet’ as a bold rallying call for action.
U-M sustainability report reflects 150 years of progress, sets stage for next era
The U-M sustainability report celebrates 150 years of progress while laying the groundwork for a bold new era of climate leadership and implementation.