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a woman wearing waders and a knit winter hat stands in a river, using a plastic syringe to put a water sample into a small bottle

In The News
March 21, 2025

How rolling back EPA regulations could impact New England air and water

Read on WBUR Mentions Christopher Neill

Water

Aerial view of Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge.

Update
February 27, 2025

Fund for Climate Solutions awards five new grants

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A cranberry bog

In The News
November 26, 2024

Why cranberry country is turning into wetlands

Read on The Washington Post Mentions Christopher Neill

Water

Update
July 15, 2024

What are ice wedges, and why are they important to climate change?

Arctic
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a foot stands on the bank of a small stream, dappled with sunlight

In The News
July 11, 2024

Offsetting carbon alone won’t hold water

Read on Boom!

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a man crouches on a dock by the water, using a dropper to get a small amount of yellow liquid out of a bottle.

In The News
July 2, 2024

New water quality technology makes its debut in Buzzards Bay

Read on CAI Mentions Christopher Neill, Kristin Huizenga

Water

jillian greene stands in the water with her chamber based on zoe dietrich's designs

Update
June 28, 2024

DIY methane chamber designs inspire research groups across the country

Water
Carbon

picture through a cut out in an aluminum sheet, Zoe dietrich works on wires in an orange box

Feature
May 13, 2024

New to Engineering? No Problem: Research Assistant Zoë Dietrich builds her own carbon-monitoring chambers

Water
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