Lucas Price, a postdoctoral fellow in Geography Department working with Professor Jonathan Winter, wins the best poster competition at the 2023 TickBase Annual Meeting held in Tahoe, NV.

A story in Forbes about how the U.N. estimates that the world is on track to hit a critical temperature threshold by the early 2030s mentions a study by Callahan, Guarini '23, and Mankin, Assistant Professor of Geography, on the economic impacts of greenhouse gas emissions.

Mona Domosh, Professor of Geography, documents how Black employees of the USDA redirected funds to support southern Black farmers, sustaining communities and disrupting a system of plantation agriculture.

The associate professor of geography discusses rainfall and weather conditions in an Inverse story about the film "Weathering With You."

The professor of geography co-authors an article in The Conversation about his recent study that analyzes census data from England and Wales and finds they are more ethnically diverse and less segregated than ever before.

Associate Professor of Geography and political ecologist Abigail Neely will lead the School House community starting in Fall of 2023.

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."

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.