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Penn faculty gather to build collaborations on extreme heat

Evidence of coral reef bleaching in a seabed off Hachijo-jima Island in Tokyo, November 2020. The latest report from the IPCC focuses on how climate change is affecting coral reefs like this and other biodiversity, as well as people and places. (Image: The Yomiuri Shimbun via AP Images)

Four takeaways from the IPCC’s report on climate adaptation and vulnerability

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A poster session represented the culmination of the course Humans and the Earth System: How it Works, How We Got Here, and How to Save Our Planet. An introduction to climate change and other environmental challenges, the course navigated a broad range of topics, relying on the expertise of its three professors and several guest speakers.

A multidisciplinary approach to considering the Earth’s changing systems

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