Title: "The Social Life of DNA"
Alondra Nelson, Department of Sociology, Columbia University

The Power and Promise of Biodiversity: Visions of Restoring Land, Sea and Climate

http://environment.harvard.edu/events/2016-04-30-040000/biodiversity-livable-climate-conference

Title: "Late Lessons from Early Warnings about Hazards to Health and Environments"

David Gee, Institute of Environment, Health, and Societies, Brunel University, London.

http://environment.harvard.edu/events/2016-05-19-203000-2016-05-19-220000/harvard-center-risk-analysis-seminar

Title: Natural and Induced Earthquakes: The Hidden Threat to Large Cities in the United States

Marine Denolle, Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, who will discuss how scientists are applying new tools to predict and model earthquakes.

http://hmnh.harvard.edu/event/natural-and-induced-earthquakes-hidden-threat-large-cities-united-states

Title: "Energy Cooperation in China’s “One Belt One Road” Initiative" with Kaho Yu, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, HKS.

http://environment.harvard.edu/events/2016-05-02-160000-2016-05-02-173000/hks-energy-policy-seminar-series

The MIT Science Impact Collaborative is working with the City of Cambridge to enhance public understanding of the health risks associated with climate change by hosting interactive workshops with various stakeholder groups.

http://environment.harvard.edu/events/2016-05-01-190000-2016-05-01-213000/cambridge-climate-change

Title: "The Logic, Urgency and Promise of Tackling Climate Change."

The Energy History Project hosts Nicholas Stern, London School of Economics.

http://environment.harvard.edu/events/2016-05-02-201500/logic-urgency-and-promise-tackling-climate-change

"Containment" asks the big question 'How do you warn future generations to avoid repositories that will remain lethal for 10,000 years or more?’ Co-Directed by Profs. Peter Galison and Robb Moss.

"Containment" asks the big question 'How do you warn future generations to avoid repositories that will remain lethal for 10,000 years or more?’ Co-Directed by Profs. Peter Galison and Robb Moss.