Many U.S. households spend more than 15% of their income on energy, research finds
Release Date: 12/04/2024
Climate Connections
As the climate changes, animals are modifying their behavior – and sometimes those changes are easier to hear than to see. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
A new cookbook blends vegetarian recipes with tips for making eco-friendly food choices. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
Winter ticks are tiny, but their impact on moose is massive – and climate change is worsening the threat. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate 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_outlineClimate Connections
Low-pollution solar-powered generators can help communities in crisis. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
Most people think it’s no laughing matter. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
Careers in solar span engineering, marketing, and construction. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
The animals are critical to ecosystems in the Great Plains. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
Software can help drivers charge when renewable energy is available and electricity demand is low. Learn more at
info_outlineClimate Connections
Thousands have already used the center’s resources. Learn more at
info_outlineIn some cases, people may forgo food or medicine to pay their energy bills. Learn more at https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/