652737 external_news 1636729193 1636736186 As representatives from global superpowers meet in Glasgow for the United Nations’ COP26 summit on how to avert climate catastrophe, concerned citizens all over the world are making changes in their own lives to lessen their impact on the planet. The Washington Post asked four travelers — climate scientists or academics in environmental fields — how they see the world and adjust their activities. Kim Cobb, Georgia Power Chair and ADVANCE Professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, went from 150,000 frequent flyer miles a year to none in 2019, while shifting to alternatives like buses and trains for business and family travel. (This story also ran at SFGate.)

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