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  • USGS Tools and Updates

    Event Sponsor: Northeast Regional Climate CenterLocation: WebinarEvent Website: https://www.nrcc.cornell.edu/workshops/webinars/2020/03/index.html

  • 2026 New Jersey Climate Change Research Symposium

    Livingston Student Center 84 Joyce Kilmer Avenue, Piscataway, NJ, United States

    8:30 AM ET. NJ Climate Change Resource Center. Location: Livingston Student Center.

  • State of the Climate: New Jersey 2025

    Online Webinar

    12:00 PM ET. NJ Climate Change Resource Center. Speaker(s): Anthony Broccoli, David Robinson, James Shope, Megan Sweeney. Location: Webinar.

  • Rutgers Climate Week: The Potential Role of the Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Treaty in Governing Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal

    Fordham University School of Law 150 W 62nd St, New York, NY, United States

    This roundtable will discuss the potential role of the new Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) treaty to establish an effective and just regulatory framework for mCDR research and potential deployment. It will suggest key provisions of the BBNJ that might be pertinent to Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR), as well as discuss potential legal barriers to developing this governance architecture ...

  • Rutgers Climate Week: Shifting Landscapes and our Coastal Future

    Coastal change affects property, habitats, ecosystem services, cultural resources, and recreational opportunities, yet projections of exactly where and when future change may occur across the coastal landscape are limited. This talk will describe ways adaptation and resilience decisions can be informed by federal science that provides robust, actionable coastal change projections. Hosted by the Megalopolitan Coastal Transformation Hub (MACH), the event will ...

  • Rutgers Climate Week: The Science and Politics of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: Current Challenges in Informing Policy

    The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is in its Seventh Assessment Cycle and is under more strain than at almost any point in its history. Stalled procedural votes and disputes over basic timelines have led to uncertainty about the panel's work. In addition, the United States withdrew from the IPCC entirely in January 2026, leaving an institutional gap. This ...

  • Rutgers Climate Week: Public Health, Personal Footprint: A Climate Change & Sustainability Workshop

    School of Public Health Room 1A/B 683 Hoes Ln West, Piscataway, NJ, United States

    This workshop seeks to provide Rutgers Health students with a crash course in climate change and sustainability and will guide them through an interactive assessment of their ecological footprint. The Rutgers Health Climate Action Group will also discuss ways to get involved with their organization to help create a greener and healthier future. Presented by Dr. Fnu Fithriyyah. Dr. Fithriyyah ...

  • Rutgers Climate Week: Integrated Action for Climate and Biodiversity in a Triple COP Year

    The United Nations will host three Conference of the Parties meetings this year: UNCCD on land, UNFCCC on climate, and CBD on biodiversity. While these important meetings are held separately, there is a growing awareness of the need for integrated action across them. Our session will highlight science-based solutions that can bridge across these policy divides and deliver wins for ...

  • Rutgers Climate Week: Climate Actions You Can Take Now

    Cook Campus Center - Room 202 59 Biel Rd, New Brunswick, NJ, United States

      Join us to hear from professionals working on a wide range of New Jersey climate issues including state legislation, AI data centers, flood adaptation, and more. Speakers will share about their work and and the different ways you can get involved and take action! Speakers:  Allison McLeod -  NJ League of Conservation Voters Ben Dziobek -  Climate Revolution Action ...