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attendees at a COP28 event sit and listen to a speaker in a large room

In The News
December 28, 2023

Yes, the climate crisis is now ‘gobsmacking.’ But so is some progress

Read on Wired Mentions Heather Goldstone

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In The News
December 21, 2023

Here’s how experts graded US climate progress in 2023

Read on Grist Mentions Anna Liljedahl

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In The News
December 21, 2023

Longleaf pine restoration—a major climate effort in the south—curbs its ambitions to meet harsh realities

Read on Inside Climate News Mentions Richard A. Birdsey

Carbon

Dr. Sue Natali explaining how Permafrost Pathways is addressing current inadequacies in the modeling and monitoring of permafrost thaw during a panel about Arctic methane at Arctic Circle Assembly 2023. Photo courtesy of Arctic Circle/Flickr

In The News
December 19, 2023

Woodwell Climate’s Dr. Sue Natali appointed to DOI adaptation science council

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

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In The News
December 14, 2023

Markey, Braun, Houlahan, Garbarino announce bipartisan, bicameral legislation to increase resources for farmers to protect the environment

Read on Sen. Markey's website Mentions Dave McGlinchey

Carbon

Exposed thawing permafrost, photo by Chris Linder

In The News
December 12, 2023

A year of ‘unreal’ fire and warming in the Arctic

Read on The New York Times Mentions Susan M. Natali

Arctic

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In The News
December 8, 2023

T-shirt weather in December is a sign of what winter has in store

Read on BNN Bloomberg Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Risk

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In The News
December 5, 2023

Impact of Amazon’s climate-driven drought may last until 2026

Read on Reuters Mentions Michael T. Coe

Tropics

A screenshot of the Permafrost Discovery Gateway Imagery Viewer showing yellow polygons representing ice wedges

In The News
December 1, 2023

How AI could power the climate breakthrough the world needs

Read on CNN Mentions Anna Liljedahl

Arctic

Presenters stand on a stage in front of an audience at COP27

In The News
November 29, 2023

This is what actually happens at the COP climate summits

Read on Fast Company Mentions R. Max Holmes

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