Johan Rockström: Seeing the Earth as a Human Body
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Poetry for Our Planet
ClimateYou at Climate Week NYC 2026
Climate Science Moves Off the Page—and Into the Real World
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Dolly Parton’s Climate Change Anthem “World on Fire”
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Carbon Dioxide
425.48
Parts per Million
Global Temperature
2.3°F
Since 1980
Sea Level
0.23
Inches per Year
US Extreme Weather
$1.12
Trillion 2017- 2024
Greenland Ice Sheets
80
Billion Tons in 2024
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Johan Rockström: Seeing the Earth as a Human Body
Johan Rockström, an internationally known scientist on global sustainability and Earth resilience, speaks passionately about how the Earth is rapidly…
Poetry for Our Planet
Hearing a poem read by the poet who wrote it can be transforming. We listen, digest the words, each line…
ClimateYou at Climate Week NYC 2026
It was a whirlwind week as the ClimateYou team soaked up everything climate change. We heard numerous speakers and resilience…
Climate Science Moves Off the Page—and Into the Real World
At City Tech, a groundbreaking workforce pilot is turning climate lessons into hands-on skills—and giving students a closer look…
Dolly Parton’s Climate Change Anthem “World on Fire”
The late Dolly Parton, country music’s most famous icon, sang about how the earth was burning up due to climate…
Livia Soll: Climate Change Through a Teen’s Eyes
Livia Soll: Climate Change Through a Teen’s Eyes At 13, Livia Soll is already thinking seriously about how climate change…
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Paint Pour Project
Fall 2023
The Paint Pour Project is unique to ClimateYou’s classroom experience and is a surprising new way to contemplate climate change. In November 2023, City Tech students in the Paint Pour started with infrared images they recorded in an outdoor heat urban island lab exercise investigating local land surface temperatures. These images and others of droughts, floods, wild fires or statistical data served as a springboard for each student to create an original work of art.
‘Paint-Pours’ was developed by environmental artist Kate Doyle, known for her highly creative visual environments based on climate change. The project challenges students to take abstract, empirical information and other climate change related images and transform them into tangible works of art using their personal perception, instinct and imagination. Using the free-flowing medium of paint while considering climate research and events enables students to gain a deeper understanding of climate change in both scientific and emotional ways.
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City Streets: The Urban Heat Island Effect
One day last week, as clouds swept across New York City, about 20 City Tech students gathered near Columbus Park…
CLIMATEYOU PAINT POURS A BIG SUCCESS AT SEJ2025
ClimateYou Alliance took their New York based Paint Pour project to Tempe, Arizona, where the annual SEJ2025 conference was held…
Tianyi Zhao
Inspiration Artwork This paint pour activity can really relate the things we are doing to the theoretical topics. Although this…
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Student Blogs
How Climate change Has Affected Regions In Mexico
The issue of climate change has become one of the biggest and growing concerns over the last few decades. With…
My Take: Climate Change Is Closer Than We Think
Climate change is something I think we should all take seriously because it affects our everyday lives. We are experiencing…
My Take on Climate Change
Climate change is no longer just an environmental concern; it is a fundamental shift in economic stability and national security….
The Geopolitical and Regional Stakes of Climate Change
Climate change has transitioned from a distant environmental concern to a fundamental driver of economic stability and national security. It…
The Fight to Save Animals from Climate Change
Climate change is one of the biggest environmental problems facing the world today. While much of the attention surrounding climate…
The Wide‑Ranging Consequences of Deforestation
The climate change I find interesting is deforestation. Deforestation refers to clearing or thinning forests so the land can be…
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The Many Impacts of Climate Change
Looking at what climate change is, it’s the change in the earth’s global climate that is a result of human…
Urban Heat Island Effect & the Design of Modern Cities
Climate change is often discussed in terms of global warming and extreme weather, but one of its most noticeable effects…
The Path to a Sustainable Future: A High-Stakes Investment
Modern daily life is very energy intensive. From daily transportation to residential heating and heavy industrial manufacturing, our global infrastructure…
Serious Impacts of Climate Change
Climate change is no longer an obscure or theoretical issue. It is a present-day crisis that is actively reshaping the…
Climate Change: How to Adapt
As the world continues to move forward, climate change remains a key talking point in modern discussion. The overall temperature…
In the Field Learning about the Urban Heat Island Effect
The field trip with the professor and everyone really gave me a change of mind not going to mind. I…
What is Climate Change
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