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Pantanal fire, photo by Illuminati Filmes

In The News
June 28, 2024

Fire bans not effective as the Amazon and Pantanal burn, study says

Read on Mongabay Mentions Manoela Machado

Tropics

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In The News
June 27, 2024

Water Rising: Co-production and flood mapping in the Native village of Kuigilnguq

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

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In The News
June 24, 2024

George Woodwell, 95, influential ecologist on climate change, dies

Read on The New York Times Mentions George M. Woodwell

George Woodwell

In The News
June 19, 2024

George Woodwell, leader in climate studies, dies at 95

Read on The Falmouth Enterprise Mentions George M. Woodwell

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Update
June 19, 2024

Dr. George Woodwell, pioneer in climate science and founder of Woodwell Climate Research Center, passes away at 95

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Update
June 14, 2024

Melting Arctic sea-ice is affecting precipitation patterns

Arctic

smoke rises into a dim sky as the sun sets over the Pantanal

In The News
June 14, 2024

Fires in Brazil wetlands surge to record start in 2024

Read on Reuters Mentions Michael T. Coe

Tropics

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Feature
June 10, 2024

20 anos na Estação de Pesquisa Tanguro

Tropics

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