A study led by Christopher Callahan, doctoral candidate, and co-authored by Justin Mankin, assistant professor of Geography, on the impact of global temperature change for Major League Baseball is making waves in the media.

The geography professor talks with The Christian Science Monitor about the warm winter that New England just experienced. "It's a useful indicator of where we're headed," he says.

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.

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."

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The IPCC has shifted from saying it is "virtually certain" human influence has warmed the ocean, atmosphere, and land to saying it is "unequivocal." said Jonathan Winter, Associate Professor of Geography.

"Extreme snowstorms, even in the face of longer-term declines in winter snow, are entirely consistent with the effects of global warming."

Irrigated farming of corn, soybean, and wheat may decrease in some areas of the U.S.

The geographers are recognized for significant contributions to the field.