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Tracking The Rise In Mosquito and Tick-Borne Diseases

Illnesses carried by ticks and mosquitos are on the rise. Listen to NHPR discussion
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What Would a Good Electoral Map Even Look Like?

Using a score, Garret Dash Nelson, named after the inventor of gerrymandering, discovers a huge variation in how well congressional districts match up with commuter regions consisting of interconnected urban, suburban, and rural areas.
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Professor Attends U.N. Climate Talks in Germany, Shares Insights on Pathways for Student Involvement

One thing we love about Dartmouth students is that they are eager to connect what they learn in the classroom to real world projects and advocacy that address sustainability challenges.
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Polar Vortex Defies Climate Change in the Southeast

Overwhelming scientific evidence has demonstrated that our planet is getting warmer due to climate change, yet parts of the eastern U.S. are actually getting cooler.
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The hurricane of 1938 was a disaster – would it be more of a disaster today?

The worst hurricane in New England history unleashed a devastating combination of wind and water 79 years ago, and with hurricanes ravaging the southeast U.S. and the Caribbean, it’s hard not to wonder what would happen if that storm returned today.
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