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Sixteen extraordinary leaders from emerging countries have been named Yale's 2027 Climate Fellows — among them, an Indian climate-tech founder, a Congolese engineer behind one of Africa's largest solar projects, and a Bolivian entrepreneur drafting his country's Green Energy Promotion Law.

As chair of the editorial board for the World Meteorological Organization’s Air Quality and Climate Bulletin, Seddon works to connect highly specialized atmospheric research to urgent policy questions.

Two Yale Climate Fellows from India and the Philippines turned a fellowship conversation into a sodium ion battery pack housed in an enclosure made from recycled chip packets.

Two fellows from two different programs. One collaboration that neither of them saw coming, and that neither could have built alone.

In the first convening of the Science-Policy Interchange, experts Mary-Louise Timmermans and Ben Strong explored how rapid warming and sea-ice loss are transforming the Arctic Ocean, reshaping global climate systems, human activity, environmental risks, and geopolitics across the region.

This year's cohort of World Fellows includes a Ukrainian journalist, a Chinese environmentalist, and a Kenyan orchestral conductor.

More than two dozen students presented research with policy priorities spanning quantum, climate, biomedical research, space, infrastructure, energy, and land management.

Members of the Deitz Family Initiative on Environment & Global Affairs report on the February 10th, 2026 session of the Science Policy Interchange featuring Elizabeth Yankovsky of Yale and Janos Pasztor, a former Assistant Secretary-General to the UN.

Participants in the International Leadership Center’s Emerging Climate Leaders Fellowship gathered on campus in March 2026 for a week of dialogue and professional development.

Participants in the International Leadership Center’s Emerging Climate Leaders Fellowship gathered on campus in March 2026 for a week of dialogue and professional development.