Climate Change

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Climate Change Program - Yale Center Beijing
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Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet
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To slow climate change and protect the planet
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Global Natural History Day

1. Global Natural History Day - the National Competition

I won the National First Prize in the competition "2022 Global Natural History Day".

In the competition, I explored the mysteries of natural science, selected topics such as "Earth's magnetic field" based on the competition theme, collected information, conducted in-depth learning, and write a report, and also present and explain the research results to teachers and other participants. The project is a collaborative, interdisciplinary endeavor with an authentic, incredibly high-stakes outcome: the future of our planet.

2. Climate Change Program - Yale Center Beijing

I joined the 2023 Smart Talks on Climate Change Program held by Yale Center Beijing from August to September in 2023.

From devastating natural disasters to a global pandemic, the effects of climate change continue to be more pressing, extreme, and far-reaching than ever before.By providing us with opportunities to converse with top scholars and communicators in the field, this program inspire us with useful insights to tackle critical issues facing our planet, and focus on climate communication, ideation, and action.

I grasped the opportunities to converse with top scholars and communicators in the field and attended lively and interesting courses:

  • (1) Climate Change Storytelling

  •   -  Aaron Reiss, Journalist, with work published in the New York Times and other renowned publications

  • (2) Sustainable Food & Dining

  •   -  Melina Shannon-DiPietro, Executive Director of MAD, the non-profit arm of top restaurant Noma, and Former Executive Director, Yale Sustainable Food Project

  • (3) Why Is Seed Conservation Important to Maintain Earth's Biological Diversity and Ecosystem Resilience?

  •   -  Uromi Goodale, Professor of Plant Ecology, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

  • (4) Climate Change Storytelling

  •   -  Aaron Reiss, Journalist, with work published in the New York Times and other renowned publications

  • (5)Climate Change and Animals: Impacts and Emissions

  •   -  Douglas Kysar, Joseph M. Field '55 Professor of Law, Yale Law School

  • (6) Writing About the Environment

  •   -  Fred Strebeigh, Senior Lecturer Emeritus in English and in Forestry and Environmental Studies, Yale University

  • (7) Journey of the Universe

  •   -  Mary Evelyn Tucker, Senior Lecturer and Research Scholar, Yale School of Environment

  • (8) Global Climate Communication: Insights on China & U.S.

  •   -  Anthony Leiserowitz, Founder and Director, Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, and Senior Research Scientist, Yale School of the Environment
      -  Binbin Wang, Yale World Fellow '23, Executive Secretary-General, Global Alliance of Universities on Climate (founded by Tsinghua University)

  • (9) Transforming Ideas Into Impact: Social Entrepreneurship and Climate Action

  •   -  Jasmine Lau, 2016 Forbes “30 Under 30” Asia, 2016-2017
      -  Richard Rockefeller Fellow, and Cofounder & Executive Director, Philanthropy in Motion (PIM)

  • (10) The Art of Green Food & Living

  •   -  Alice Waters, Founder of Chez Panisse Restaurant, Leading Proponent of the 'Slow Food' Movement

  • (11) Energy Technology for the 21st Century

  •   -  Daniel Prober, Professor of Applied Physics and of Electrical Engineering and of Physics, Yale University

  • (12) “Climate Fresk”: A Transformational Game for Understanding the Causes, Effects, and Impact of Climate Change

  •   -  Hortense Halle-Yang, Former Director of Special Initiatives, Paulson Institute