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The Climate Hub addresses essential issues of climate change at Emory and beyond by organizing discussions on campus and annual COP delegations. 🌍🌱
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Welcome back to our Delegation to COP30! 🌎✨
A few weeks ago, five students traveled to Belém, Brazil to represent Emory at the United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties, known as COP30. 🇺🇳
We invite you to check out a few highlights from the students’ COP experience above; you can also take a look at their archived Instagram story takeovers to see more captures from their time on the ground. 📲
A special thank you to Professor Eri Saikawa for making these experiential learning experiences possible for our students. Thank you also to the @emoryenvs Administrative Team; our collaborators at @swisplab; and our generous donor. 💛
Stay tuned for more reflections from the delegates! 🌿
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10 Dec 2025
HELLO FROM BELÉM!!! 👋🇧🇷
Our delegation safely arrived in Brazil this weekend. Today is their first day at #COP30! Stay tuned for live updates starting with Lainey’s takeover today! 🤳
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17 Nov 2025
Today, the Emory Climate Hub joins our global community in commemorating the International Day of Climate Action. 🌍
We recognize that climate action takes many forms. Here at the Climate Hub, we promote climate action by facilitating knowledge sharing, experiential learning, and community building around climate change, locally and globally.
What about you? Here are a few ideas that you can act on today:
♻️ Make your daily choices count. Reduce single-use plastics, eat more plant-based meals, and bike or take the shuttle.
🌱 Volunteer for one hour with @emorysustainability.
🗣️ Join (or start) a student organization like Emory Climate Reality Project or Plastic Free Emory.
🌿 Commit to coming to our next Climate Coffee Hour to join the conversation about climate change here on campus.
✍️ Read our latest blog posts where Emory students share their reflections and experiences around climate action (link in bio!)
📖 Learn more about other forms of climate action on campus by taking a look at the Emory Environmental Report.
Tell us how you are taking climate action today in the comments.
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24 Oct 2025
Thanks to all who joined us for our Climate Coffee Hour with Dr. David Frost last week! Dr. Frost was kind enough to travel to Emory from Georgia Tech to share insights regarding climate resilience. 🌆
He highlighted the rising frequency and severity of extreme climate events, emphasizing that infrastructure must be built proactively to withstand these challenges rather than relying on reactive adaptation. 🛠️
We hope to see everyone at our next event on November 20th — "Student Experience at COP31: Conversations with Emory Students in Türkiye." More details available on our page!
10 Nov 2026
Join us for a special Climate Hub event, “Student Experience at COP31: Conversations with Emory Students in Türkiye” to enjoy some Turkish snacks and hear live insights from the Hub’s student delegation to this year’s Conference of the Parties. 🌷
This event is hosted as part of the International Education Week (IEW) celebrations. Learn more about IEW here: https://global.emory.edu/about/iew/index.html
Link in bio to register. 🔗
09 Nov 2026
Meet Isobel Li (27C) — she is a member of the Emory Climate Hub delegation to COP31!
Isobel is studying Applied Math/Statistics and Environmental Science (Social Science and Policy). Having interned for the UN, The Carter Center, an engineering consultancy, and a museum bridging art and science, Isobel has an interdisciplinary background in global climate action and resilience.
Stay tuned for more updates from Isobel and her fellow delegates as they prepare for COP31!
09 Nov 2026
Thanks to everyone who sent in a design for our logo competition!
We’re extending the submission deadline to January give you a bit more time to get your ideas in. 🎨
Link in our bio to submit, and let us know if you have any questions!
05 Nov 2026
Getting a wave from Lorde is pretty hard to beat, but for REVERB volunteer Maggie O’Leary, one of the best surprises was discovering a passion she never knew she had.
Along with some pretty unforgettable concert memories (including meeting Jack Johnson!), Maggie gained confidence talking with fans about reducing plastic waste and making more sustainable choices.
She recently shared her experience in a piece for @emoryclimatehub, and we love seeing how volunteering with REVERB has helped shape her journey.
Read Maggie’s story at the link in our bio!
04 Nov 2026
Thank you to Dr. Tom Oda and those who joined us for his talk on climate science and policy on October 23rd! 🌍
At this event, Dr. Oda shared his experience using satellite observations for climate monitoring and discussed the structural obstacles that keep rigorous science from becoming usable policy support. 🛰️
We hope to see you at our next event this Friday from 2-3:30pm. More details are available on our page. 🙌
03 Nov 2026
Happy election day! Today is a reminder that our voices matter, and our votes help determine the policies that impact our planet and future generations. 🌍
If you haven't already, make a plan, get out to the polls, and cast your ballot! ✍️
03 Nov 2026
Don’t be spooked by nature this Halloween! Bats, spiders, and creepy-crawly worms all play a vital role in keeping our ecosystems healthy.
🦇 Bats are incredible pest controllers! Many species consume insects at night, preventing damage to crops and reducing the need for pesticides. They also help pollinate plants and disperse seeds.
🕷️ Spiders also help keep insect populations in check. They eat pests that bug or even harm humans, including mosquitoes that can transmit diseases.
🪱 Worms are nature’s engineers! They shape the environment by decomposing organic material, increasing nutrient availability, and improving soil structure.
31 Oct 2026
Join the Climate Hub and Dr. David Frost on Friday, November 6th, for a climate coffee hour on reimaging resilience to manage climate and disaster challenges. 🌍
More details on the flyer above. Pastries, fruit, and coffee will be provided. 🥐☕
We hope to see you there!
28 Oct 2026
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