Everyone is experiencing the impacts of a shifting climate and its effect on weather, food and water supply, infrastructure and more. To confront the problem, we’re going to have to make some changes – and adapt to changes that have already happened.

If you want to know what experts know about climate science and ecological research, look no further. A recent episode of America Adapts, the Climate Change Podcast highlights the groundbreaking work being done by the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) and other large-scale research initiatives.

At Battelle, we envision a future where we reuse materials instead of creating waste and protect our natural environment in a closed-loop economy. Here are some of latest breakthroughs in our circular economy program.

What happens when leaders and experts congregate in Washington, DC, to discuss plans and actions for addressing climate change? Battelle’s third annual Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference provided answers.

Learn how Battelle’s Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference is creating a foundation for a holistic approach to climate change.

The third annual Battelle Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference (ICR24) will bring together generations to create a brighter, more climate resilient future.

Climate resilience experts Justin Sanchez, Katie MacDonald and John Conger sit down with the host of the America Adapts podcast to discuss America's role in leading climate adaption.

What have we learned during the first two Innovations in Climate Resilience conferences? Here are some exciting ideas and solutions presented at ICR23 and ICR22.

On the heels of the hottest year recorded, the need for action to address global climate change has our attention. At Battelle, we believe policy must join with innovation to chart our path forward.

The impact of climate change is felt in every corner of the globe with rising temperatures on land and in our oceans. Innovations in climate resilience offer hope amid these growing challenges.

Battelle’s second Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference drew nearly 300 participants who shared breakthroughs and solution-focused action plans to mitigate the effects of climate change.

A team from Battelle is one of 16 to win funding from National Science Foundation’s Convergence Accelerator program Track I: Sustainable Materials for Global Challenges.

At the second annual Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference, we recognize that the time to act is now. Our goal is to collaboratively propel ideas, innovations and action forward.

President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes landmark provisions to address climate and other issues that will have significant implications for America’s future.

Join the community working to address changes in our climate at our second annual Innovations in Climate Resilience.

The key to solving our current climate crisis is integrated, systems based solutions. Read Lou Von Thaer's thoughts on how we bring these systems together to create innovative solutions.

The Conference on Innovations in Climate Resilience, organized by Battelle in collaboration with partners from U.S. Department of Energy national labs, was held March 29-30, 2022.

Battelle is calling for new innovative approaches to answering the critical climate questions that need to be asked so that our unequivocal climate change challenge can be addressed.

The United Nations COP26 climate conference wrapped up on Nov. 12 with several urgent global environmental commitments, pledges, and partnerships.

Battelle has dedicated significant resources to convene the first Conference on Innovations in Climate Resilience, which we will host in Columbus, Ohio, on March 29-30, 2022.

Westminster High School senior Ashley Nguyen was awarded a first-place trophy at the Innovations in Climate Resilience Conference hosted by Battelle.