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A steep slope by the water in Alaska

In The News
November 9, 2020

Climate change intensifies tsunami threat in Alaska

Read on High Country News Mentions Anna Liljedahl

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COP21 lectern. Photo by WeMeanBusiness on Flickr

In The News
November 4, 2020

Fate of climate crisis hangs on election as US exits Paris agreement

Read on The Guardian Mentions Philip B. Duffy

Feature
November 3, 2020

Projet Équateur supports science-based economic growth in the DRC

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Tropics

COP 21 icon of Eiffel Tower on a leaf

In The News
November 2, 2020

The US is leaving the Paris Agreement: How that will affect the global mission to affect climate change

Read on ABC News Mentions Philip B. Duffy

Scientists retrieve a canister of supplies airdropped in the Arctic. Photo by Kathryn Hansen, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

In The News
October 30, 2020

Arctic Sea Ice Overdue

Read on Living on Earth Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Chris Neill interviewed at a restored cranberry bog.

In The News
October 29, 2020

Restoring wetlands in Plymouth

Read on Chronicle 5 WCVB Mentions Christopher Neill

Water

Melting sea ice along Greenland's shore

In The News
October 28, 2020

Warmer climate and Arctic sea ice in a veritable suicide pact

Read on Yale Climate Connections Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

East Troublesome Fire. Photo credit: Andrew Lussie

In The News
October 23, 2020

‘We are out of time:’ Destructive wildfires in Colorado will grow worse as season lengthens, scientists warn

Read on CNBC Mentions Philip B. Duffy

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