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Ground Rules for Geoengineering

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AI is transforming weather forecasting − and that could be a game changer for farmers around the world

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Are you tired of the same climate and energy stories? A warmer world is here. We’re living with it. Now what? Will countries ever stop burning fossil fuels? Should we use less energy? Can we adapt to a warmer world? What will it cost? Sometimes, we need to start by reexamining things we thought we knew.

Research Briefs

EPIC Research Highlights·Oct 19, 2026

Evaluating the Spatial Consequences of a Climate Tipping Point

via Becker Friedman Institute for Economics
Collapse of a major system of ocean currents would reverse who bears the burden of climate change while leaving the world worse off overall.
EPIC Research Highlights·Jun 8, 2026

Green Waste

Are policymakers intentionally directing climate funding toward inefficient programs?
EPIC Research Highlights·May 18, 2026

Valuing Disaster Prevention: Desert Locust Monitoring and Control

How valuable are early warning systems in limiting the damage caused by disasters?

Events

ETI Harper Lecture·May 28, 2026

Charging the Future: The High-Stakes Race for Energy Security

On May 28, the University of Chicago hosted a Harper Lecture on the global push to transform energy storage. This discussion explores why advances in battery technology have become central to energy security and what it will take to scale...
Pascal Lamy and Hina Khar in dialogue
CSEi Event·May 18, 2026

Frontiers in Climate Systems Engineering 2026

On May 18 and 19, 2026 the University of Chicago Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth and the Climate Systems Engineering initiative (CSEi) hosted a conference to advance the understanding of climate engineering through rigorous analysis and open debate.
EPIC Event·Mar 23, 2026

Policy Outlook Panel: Operation Epic Fury and the Logic of Modern Military Intervention

Just weeks after the United States choose to intervene militarily in Iran, a University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy panel including EPIC scholar Ryan Kellogg explored the complex issues shaping what’s ahead for global energy markets.