Posts in category People

In the latest episode of the Elm City Podcast, Liana Epstein (Project Manager & Editor, City Atlas: New Haven) and co-host Caroline Smith (Impact Manager, See …

For Blue State Coffee, improving the community is a daily part of the business plan. The small Northeastern chain stands by its values on a local and global scale – …

Glenn Hurowitz was 10 years old when global warming first hit the headlines. He remembers being at tennis camp, up 4-1 in a set, when …

The day wasn’t shaping out to be a very bright one — gray skies and heavy rain decorated the morning, and with no rain jacket …

Dick Margulis grew up lonely in suburbia, like so many Americans. He knew something was missing, but he didn’t know what, exactly. In the seventies, …

Yale introduces innovative carbon charge program with 20 ‘living laboratories’ around campus Originally posted on Dec 7, 2015 via YaleNews Yale University has launched a first-of-its-kind …

Excerpt from the blog of the Yale Student Environmental Coalition’s delegation to the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21/CMP11), in which two undergraduate delegates …

Though his farm is at sea, Bren Smith likens him­self more to an arugula farmer than a fish­er­man. Bren, a former employer of mine, buys …

This feature about the West River and the Watershed Plan discusses the complexities of access along the river by the Yale athletic complex Originally written by …

After Hurricane Sandy, Walter Meyer and his co-founders won the White House ‘Champions of Change’ Presidential Award for creating ‘Power Rockaways Resilience,’ a non-profit dedicated to fundraising and delivery of …