The En-ROADS Climate Simulator now sits in the MIT Museum, which opened its doors to the public this past weekend. “The Museum showcases MIT’s historical contributions to science and technology and makes the Institute’s art and artifacts accessible to the world” said MIT Provost Cynthia Barnhart. Our simulator En-ROADS is located at the Essential MIT exhibition along with other ongoing innovations at the heart of MIT. En-ROADS, the cutting-edge online climate simulator co-developed by Climate Interactive and the MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative, is part of the storytelling of this museum ..read more

Climate Interactive is thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation. Through its generous support, we are excited to further our work on the En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator, an interactive climate model co-developed with the MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative. The support has already contributed significantly to our ambition in increasing access to data-driven climate insights worldwide through translation of the En-ROADS simulator, and will continue to do so in the coming months. We are excited to announce that as of March of 2022, En-ROADS is now ..read more

My name is Kilian Woods and I’ve been an En-ROADS climate ambassador for over two years. I had the chance to facilitate a Climate Action Simulation in January 2022 together with Bindu Bhandari, Heathcliff Demaie, and Hiske Overweg to the engineering students of IIT Delhi. The simulation lasted three hours and was a great experience. The goal of this role-playing game was to introduce the students to the En-ROADS simulator developed by Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative. There were 8 groups composed of around 35 students. The groups were: 1. Climate Justice Hawks 2. Cl ..read more

As the window of opportunity to climate-resilient development is swiftly closing, how do we ensure that climate justice and equity remain central to our actions and choices? At Climate Interactive, our En-ROADS simulator allows users to create and share scenarios to limit the rise of global average temperature. Below are some tips for bringing justice and equity into En-ROADS events. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has just released the final part of its sixth Assessment Report (AR6). Throughout the report there is emphasis that the choices we make in the next decade will ..read more

Today marks the launch of the new Multisolving Institute. The Institute’s purpose is to use research, communications, and training to help scale and spread approaches that increase health, equity, and well-being, while also protecting the climate. The new institute will expand and build upon work initiated at Climate Interactive. Dr. Elizabeth Sawin, Climate Interactive’s co-founder, coined the word multisolving in 2015 to describe projects that use one investment of time, money, or effort to address multiple problems at once. Projects like walk-to-school programs, urban orchards, and h ..read more

Are you interested in leading an experience using the En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator, but are unsure how to find an audience for your event? If that’s the case, we have got you covered! Below you can read through our seven tips for finding an audience for your En-ROADS events. 1. Find a connector If you are looking to reach broader audiences, try to engage with individuals who are connected to people outside of your network. Introduce them to En-ROADS and ask if they know others who might benefit from an En-ROADS event. Many people have never seen anything like En-ROADS, and so a sh ..read more

Dear young people of the world, My name is Cynder, and I am twelve years old. I’m taking the En-ROADS Climate Ambassador Camp. Already, it has taught me a lot. I’ve learned about not just using En-ROADS, but also how to maximize learning, how to dig deeper into the tool, the ins-and-outs of the En-ROADS graphs, how to let people teach themselves, and so much more. One of the best parts of En-ROADS is its flexibility. In En-ROADS there are many options: what graphs to show, what sliders to move, in what setting/place you use it, what language you put it in, and you can even change the assumptio ..read more

Are you interested in leading an experience using the En-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator, but are unsure how to find an audience for your event? If that’s the case, we have got you covered! Below you can read through our seven tips for finding an audience for your En-ROADS events. 1. Find a connector If you are looking to reach broader audiences, try to engage with individuals who are connected to people outside of your network. Introduce them to En-ROADS and ask if they know others who might benefit from an En-ROADS event. Many people have never seen anything like En-ROADS, and so a sh ..read more

My name is Kilian Woods and I’ve been an En-ROADS climate ambassador for over two years. I had the chance to facilitate a Climate Action Simulation in January 2022 together with Bindu Bhandari, Heathcliff Demaie, and Hiske Overweg to the engineering students of IIT Delhi. The simulation lasted three hours and was a great experience. The goal of this role-playing game was to introduce the students to the En-ROADS simulator developed by Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative. There were 8 groups composed of around 35 students. The groups were: 1. Climate Justice Hawks 2. Cl ..read more

As the window of opportunity to climate-resilient development is swiftly closing, how do we ensure that climate justice and equity remain central to our actions and choices? At Climate Interactive, our En-ROADS simulator allows users to create and share scenarios to limit the rise of global average temperature. Below are some tips for bringing justice and equity into En-ROADS events. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has just released the final part of its sixth Assessment Report (AR6). Throughout the report there is emphasis that the choices we make in the next decade will ..read more