Harvard Report on ‘Climate Crisis’ Calls for ‘All Hands On Deck’ Approach

“In this report, we lay out a strategic framework for the University that draws on and integrates perspectives from stakeholder reports and interviews we conducted,” it stated.

“Harvard should create a climate education accelerator program charged with catalyzing institutional innovation, scaling expertise and impact, and developing partnerships with organizations outside of Harvard,” the authors argue. “The Future of Climate Education at Harvard University” wants a permanent committee on climate education as well.

“Harvard should hire more faculty, including faculty clusters, whose teaching commitments are related to climate change,” the committee suggested. “Strategic hiring would augment existing programs and support new cross-school degree programs centered on climate change that will prepare students for emerging jobs and leadership roles.”

“This means that the climate education tent must be large: no one area of discipline owns this space, rather contributions across the board are needed,” the report stated.

They should set campus thermostats to 60 in winter, 80 in summer. Or better yet, remove all air conditioning from campus.

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