Climate Connections
Winter ticks are tiny, but their impact on moose is massive – and climate change is worsening the threat. Learn more at
info_outline Rescue dogs sniff out scat to help protect an endangered speciesClimate Connections
The dogs are helping to monitor the San Joaquin kit fox, which lives in a part of California where solar farms are growing rapidly. Learn more at
info_outline When the grid goes down, solar power can step upClimate Connections
Low-pollution solar-powered generators can help communities in crisis. Learn more at
info_outline Why a comedian is using jokes to talk about climate changeClimate Connections
Most people think it’s no laughing matter. Learn more at
info_outline Solar jobs come in many shapes and sizesClimate Connections
Careers in solar span engineering, marketing, and construction. Learn more at
info_outline Prairie dogs are in trouble as the climate warmsClimate Connections
The animals are critical to ecosystems in the Great Plains. Learn more at
info_outline Smarter EV charging could ease the strain on the electric gridClimate Connections
Software can help drivers charge when renewable energy is available and electricity demand is low. Learn more at
info_outline Canadian career center helps connect young people with environmental careersClimate Connections
Thousands have already used the center’s resources. Learn more at
info_outline Devices inspired by a moth could help protect bats from wind turbine strikesClimate Connections
They use high-frequency sounds to deter bats. Learn more at
info_outline A company’s quest to make EV charging stations more reliableClimate Connections
If the charging network grows more dependable, more drivers are likely to go electric. Learn more at
info_outlineUrban areas with trees can be as much as 15 degrees cooler Fahrenheit than areas with less foliage. Learn more at https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/