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Acre River in Rio Branco, Brazil

Policy Brief
May 30, 2023

Climate risk assessment: Rio Branco, Brazil

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Lettuce growing in rows in a field

In The News
May 29, 2023

Is this the end of lettuce? Why Canada’s food supply is headed for uncharted territory

Read on Toronto Star Mentions Christopher R. Schwalm

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In The News
May 27, 2023

“Murderers” and “criminals”: Meteorologists face unprecedented harassment from conspiracy theorists

Read on CNN Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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In The News
May 25, 2023

Dr. Jennifer Francis – 2023’s symptoms of climate chaos, El Niño, ocean heatwaves, and Arctic sea ice lows

Read on ClimateGenn Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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Fire in the Pantanal region of Brazil silhouetted against dark night sky. photo by Manoela Machado

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May 22, 2023

A “fireside chat” with Woodwell’s fire and climate experts

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In The News
May 17, 2023

It’s already a large fire year in Canada: Weather watch

Read on BNN Bloomberg Mentions Brendan M. Rogers

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A farm in Park City, Utah

In The News
May 16, 2023

Summit County Department of Health’s Climate Change and Public Health speaker series

Read on KPCW Mentions Darcy Glenn

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Science on the Fly notebooks and sampling equipment.

Feature
May 15, 2023

Networking the rivers

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