George Perkins Marsh Institute
Experts in the George Perkins Marsh Institute research the socio-ecological, technical, and institutional systems through which humans interact with the environment, as well as how to respond to change.
For decades, Clark University scholars have confronted the climate crisis through research and engagement across the world. We explore questions spanning climate science, vulnerability, mitigation, and adaptation at the intersection of social equity and justice. Our holistic approach to climate and global change inspires all of us to take action — now.
Water Quality
An article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences describes how a Clark-led study is exploring New Englanders’ attitudes toward water quality.
Renewable energy
Over the past decade, Graduate School of Geography faculty and students have intensified their research into renewable energy solutions.
Technology and Community
Researchers to use GIS mapping and XR technology to explore our future under climate change.
Undergraduate Research
In their first semester here, students conduct research and meet with esteemed climate scholars.
Energy: Past and Future
Geography Professor Tony Bebbington explores mining’s impact on people and the environment.
Clark’s Focus on Climate and Global Change
The numbers paint a picture of Clark faculty and student engagement in climate research across the world.