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In The News
February 1, 2020

A new study finds research gaps in environmental science disciplines across the Arctic

Read on University of Helsinki Mentions Anna Virkkala

Arctic

In The News
January 28, 2020

Indigenous, protected lands in Amazon emit far less carbon than areas outside

Read on Mongabay Mentions Wayne S. Walker

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January 27, 2020

Melting Arctic sea ice may be altering winds, weather at equator: study

Read on Mongabay Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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January 24, 2020

Cape seen as protected from weakening of Clean Water Act

Read on Cape Cod Times Mentions Christopher Neill

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In The News
January 23, 2020

Hard-To-Budge Birds Raise Bacteria Levels In Falmouth’s Green Pond

Read on The Falmouth Enterprise Mentions Christopher Neill

Water

In The News
January 22, 2020

Australia wildfires unleash millions of tons of carbon dioxide

Read on NBC News Mentions Richard A. Houghton

Carbon

Image of the Yukon River Delta

Update
January 17, 2020

Study: More space-based monitoring needed to track rapidly warming Arctic-Boreal Zone

Arctic

Slash and burn forest clearing along Rio Xingu in Matto Grasso, Brazil

Update
January 17, 2020

Fires in southern Amazon could double in warming climate

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