Environmental and Energy Study Institute

Environmental and Energy Study Institute

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EESI ☀️ Advances climate solutions 🏛 Informs and motivates decisionmakers 🌱 For a sustainable, resilient, and equitable world

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“I don’t want it to be a place that we’re poisoning each other,” said Chef Christopher Galarza, founder and CEO of Forward Dining Solutions, referring to the unsafe levels of pollution and heat that gas appliances produce in commercial kitchens. 💨

Feeling down in the dumps about waste? Waste comes in many forms, from plastics and household trash to building materials and hazardous byproducts. When not managed properly, it damages ecosystems, pollutes waterways, and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.

To kick off Season 12 of our podcast, EESI sat down with Cerenity Frederick, Howard University student and Future Climate Leaders scholar. In this clip, Cerenity shared how her childhood in Riviera Beach, Florida, informed her vision for a more just future. (1 of 3)

EESI’s Future Climate Leaders Scholarship program (managed by UNCF) supports college students like Cerenity pursuing a career relevant to environmental, clean energy, and climate policy at an HBCU in the mid-Atlantic or southern region. (2 of 3)

With a humble and quiet strength, 89 Backpack is the 2026 #fatbearweek Champion! He has successfully upgraded his favorite sitting rock to the fat bear throne after a close final against opponent, 910. ⁠ Who was the winner in your heart? 🐻🏆️⁠ ⁠ Photo courtesy of C. Loberg / Katmai National Park⁠

Summer sports are getting a lot more dangerous due to extreme heat, showing up as melting cleats and even heat stroke. An article from @theguardian.com spotlights startling turf temperatures of up to 157°F in the recent Eagles-Titans game 🏈: ow.ly/tIFb50ZRzu4

ow.ly‘I needed an IV’: shoes melt as turf temperature reaches 157F in Eagles-Titans gameThe Tennessee Titans were happy to get off the field on Sunday, and not just because they lost their second game of the season

EESI's policy intern has joined the fray! Please help us welcome Lauren Kim 👏👏👏 Lauren is studying public policy at Georgia Tech, and she also knows kendo! When asked about her internship, Lauren said, "I'm excited to learn from EESI staff and to inform more sustainable climate policy."

It can be hard to know where to look for accurate information on environmental and energy topics. Luckily, at EESI that's our specialty. We've been offering nonpartisan educational resources for the public, journalists, and Congressional staff for 42 years at eesi.org. What AI chatbot can say that?😉