Taking global action, changing cultures and our whole ways of life—which is how we have to think about climate change—has always been frustrating. But if we don't do anything, it's not just frustrating—it's devastating. We have to balance our frustration with hope.
Melody Brown Burkins, Director, Institute of Arctic Studies, John Sloan Dickey Center for International Understanding “

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'Stubbornly Hopeful': Dartmouth Perspectives on COP27

  • A young woman in a crowded room talking in front of a tv camera

    Kate Yeo ’25 talks to Channel News Asia about youth climate activism at COP27. 

Dartmouth faculty and Irving Institute affiliates Melody Brown Burkins, Justin Mankin, and Jonathan Winter and Environmental Studies major and Dartmouth Energy Justice Clinic participant Kate Yeo '25 discuss their takeaways from the recent COP27 UN climate summit in Egypt. Read the article here.