Emory Climate Analysis and Solutions Team
We're ECAST (Emory Climate Analysis and Solutions team): a dynamic student-faculty collaborative partnering with communities to take direct climate action.
09/18/2022
Support us along with the as we demand funding for Emory’s Office of Sustainability Initiatives!
09/18/2022
ECAST fundraiser💰THIS Wednesday 9/21 at Dragon Bowl 🐉 in Emory Village. 11:30am to 8:30pm!
Spread the word & grab some food with friends - 25% of $ from purchases that mention “ECAST” at checkout goes toward supporting ECAST events and projects. 💚🙌🏽
08/29/2022
Signups for the EmPower program are now open! Come join us volunteering in the community teaching an energy efficiency curriculum to middle schoolers. Reach out with any questions through DM or to [email protected]!
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We inspire and activate today’s climate leaders.
Be a champion for climate action. Be a leader steering a shared vision of climate solutions. Join a diverse on-campus climate think tank culture comprised of undergrads, grads, and faculty dedicated to climate analysis and solutions!
The Emory Climate Analysis and Solutions Team (ECAST) provides a community for students from across Emory University to pursue their own unique paths to climate action.
ECAST was founded in the fall of 2016 as a forum to connect disparate climate efforts on campus by Professor Daniel Rochberg, Emory's Rollins School of Public Health and Department of Environmental Science Professor and former U.S. Department of State Special Assistant to lead U.S. climate negotiators under the Bush and Obama administration.
Today, ECAST members lead their own projects in a variety of climate fields—from conducting energy audits to advocating for on-campus solar to engaging Emory students on new MARTA initiatives, we are constantly finding new ways to inspire others into climate action outside of the classroom.
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