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- 1High School Students Dive Into Real Climate Research▼Real Science, Right Now: How High School Students Are Researching Climate Solutions
Columbia University is highlighting how high school students are getting involved in genuine climate science research rather than just classroom theory. The university showcases programs and opportunities that let teenagers contribute to real-world climate solutions while still in school, reflecting growing interest in youth engagement with climate science.
- 2Al Gore joins Riverside Church event to launch Climate Week▼Riverside Church, Climate School, Center for Earth Ethics, Al Gore kickstart Climate Week with event dedicated to mobilizing public climate action
Riverside Church in New York, Columbia University's Climate School and the Center for Earth Ethics opened Climate Week with an event featuring former Vice President Al Gore, focused on mobilizing public action on climate change. The gathering paired religious and academic institutions with political advocacy, emphasizing grassroots mobilization alongside policy work during the annual climate summit period.
- 3Al Gore joins Riverside Church event to launch Climate Week in New York●Riverside Church, the Climate School, the Center for Earth Ethics, and Al Gore kickstart Climate Week with an event dedicated to mobilizing public climate action
Riverside Church, Columbia University's Climate School and the Center for Earth Ethics have opened Climate Week alongside former Vice President Al Gore with an event focused on mobilizing public action on climate change. The gathering brought together faith, academic and advocacy voices to rally ordinary citizens ahead of the week's broader climate programming in New York City.