Editor's Note: All images were provided by the author. Diego Rogelio Varela Lugardo (University of Pennsylvania) Peppery and cinnamon would be the notes my family used to describe Christmas. My grandmotherâs house had a chimney that made sure all of us were warm on...
Editor's Note: All images were provided by the author. Jonathan Ling (University of Pennsylvania) Dear ten-year-old Jonathan, California always has a way of surprising you. Iâll tell you right now that you have it really good in California, and I know it doesnât seem...
Photo Credit: Alex Georgiev, View From Author's Home in Central Florida Alex Georgiev (University of Pennsylvania) When I think about climate change, what comes to mind is not statistics or politics. What comes to mind is sitting in my parentsâ bathroom on a blow-up...
Welcome to The Next Chapter! As we begin this new phase of My Climate Story, we wanted to introduce ourselves: the two student research interns who will be helping bring this project to life. Weâre both sophomores at the University of Pennsylvania, and our shared...
This first of two posts about transformational climate education introduces the projectâs Campus Correspondents pilot program which trained undergraduate reporters from 12 North American campuses.
“The Next Chapter” introduces a new phase in our climate story. We’re soft launching this MCS project blog in this summer of 2026 with a showcase of college students’ stories about climate’s impacts on their lives today-and about how it’s changing their future hopes and expectations,
But little did I know, I would come to find out that my entire home state Kerala was flooded, and the flood didnât only ruin my childhood home, but had also taken the lives of my friends and family friends back home.