Juan Quinonez Zepeda '22 recently published a chapter from his honors thesis in the Southeastern Geographer. His cattle farm, Cebadilla Ranch, was also featured on RAFI. Check it out!
Professor Justin Mankin's research group quantified the global economic costs of El Niño.
Check out this article from The Cool Down, citing Professor Jonathan Winter's study that estimates intense rainfall in the Northeast will increase 52% by the end of this century.
Naiima Khahaifa (Post-Doc '24) joins the Department of African & African American Studies as an Assistant Professor at Duke University.
The associate professor of Geography is recognized for outstanding contributions in research, educational, or societal impacts in the area of global environmental change within 10 years of receiving his Ph.D.
Winter, an associate professor of geography, and geography professor Frank Magilligan are featured in a story about increased flooding in Vermont. "The dominant effect of climate change on precipitation we've found is simply that warmer air holds more water," Winter says.
Geographer Sarah Kelly and Indigenous leader Gladys Quintul advocate for a collaborative approach to water-related threats in Latin America.
The Associate Professor of Geography received the Karen E. Wetterhahn Memorial Award for Distinguished Creative or Scholarly Achievement from the Dean of Faculty, among twelve other recognized faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences.
Study finds regenerative agriculture brings farmers quality of life gains.
Nadine Lorini Formiga '25 is helping study just energy transitions in Latin America.
