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smoke hangs over a forested valley

In The News
June 10, 2023

Canada’s wildfire season is off to an ‘unprecedented’ start. Here’s what it could mean for the US

Read on CNN Mentions Brendan M. Rogers

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iceberg

In The News
June 9, 2023

How Arctic ice melt raises the risk of far-away wildfires

Read on Bloomberg Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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thick yellow haze over east village rooftop in New york city

Update
June 9, 2023

How climate change is fueling Canada’s fires, smoke in Northeastern U.S.

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Burned spruce trees are silhouetted against a grey sky

In The News
June 8, 2023

Record pollution and heat herald a season of climate extremes

Read on New York Times Mentions Brendan M. Rogers

Arctic

evergreen trees silhouetted against a smoky haze

In The News
June 7, 2023

The wildfires in Canada are abnormally early and widespread this year. What’s at play?

Read on Boston Globe Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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Charleston County coastline, photo by Nicholas Mullins

Policy Brief
June 5, 2023

Climate risk assessment: Charleston County, South Carolina

Risk

Carbon monitoring equipment over Howland Forest in Maine

Feature
June 1, 2023

What you should know about protecting the United States’ old forests

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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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