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A river drops off where it intersects with a large thaw slump, which has eroded tons of soil from the landscape

In The News
May 12, 2023

What will happen when the permafrost thaws?

Read on Climate Now Mentions Susan M. Natali

Arctic
Carbon

photo by U.S. Forest Service-Pacific Northwest Region

Update
May 2, 2023

Special message regarding federal forest inventory

Carbon

Two young women sit in a field, adjusting scientific equipment attached to a laptop.

In The News
April 27, 2023

STEM opportunities for young women

Read on CAI Mentions Linda A. Deegan

A donkey drinks from the Colorado River, showing low water levels

In The News
April 27, 2023

This year’s 100% water allocation in California does not mean the water crisis is over, experts say

Read on ABC News Mentions Zachary Zobel

Risk
Water

harvesting trucks in Tanguro

Update
April 26, 2023

Increasing soy and maize production grows into low-suitability land

Tropics

Kwethluk River, Alaska, photo by John Land le Coq

Update
April 24, 2023

Researchers find decaying biomass in Arctic rivers fuels more carbon export than previously thought

Arctic

A large cloud above open water.

In The News
April 22, 2023

Protecting the planet

Read on CBS Saturday Morning (Twitter) Mentions Peter Frumhoff

Risk
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Chelsea, MA

In The News
April 20, 2023

The little city that could

Read on Mother Jones Mentions Dominick Dusseau

Risk

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