Assistant professor Justin Mankin and PhD student Christopher Callahan discuss their research on the scientific case for climate reparations in Lawfare Blog.
Dartmouth study says measures protecting people on hottest days are needed now.
The assistant professor of geography comments on the ongoing drought in the Southwest, telling CNN: "What's pretty clear is that it is going to be hard to get the type of banner year for rain and snow we need to ameliorate this drought."
Noah Paravicini '19 visited campus last week to meet interested students about internships and full-time positions at Esri, the world's leading GIS company.
During her summer internship with NASA, Madeline Duhnoski helped present her team's work on developing a new information hub relating to wildfire research (the Actionable Fire Science Information Hub or the AFSI Hub) at the 2022 ESRI User Conference in San Diego.
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A wavy jet stream, air pollution, and changes to the landscape are all theories for why the Southeast has warmed less than other parts of the planet.
Detailed satellite imagery reveals significant global shifts in sediment yield due to large dams and land use change
"Greenhouse gases emitted in one country cause warming in another, and that warming can depress economic growth," says Justin Mankin
"One way to think about this is that we, as a nation have been building on average, one dam per day, since the signing of the Declaration of Independence."
