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.

All are invited to a conversation with Abigail Neely, Assistant Professor of Geography and AAAS, to discuss her new book, "Reimagining Social Medicine from the South." The conversation will be moderated by Sienna Craig, Anthropology; Naaborko Sackeyfio-Lenoch, History and AAAS; and Susanne Freidberg, Geography.

Justin Mankin and Alex Gottlieb create an innovative approach to assessing snow conditions.

Five innovative female scientists will receive grants of $5,000 each to continue their work related to climate change and the water crisis.

Geography at the Intersection of Advocacy and Evidence

The Dartmouth Alumni Magazine's Ask the Expert column interviewed Jonathan Chipman on the future of maps for the November/December issue.

Jonathan Winter joined Science Cafe NH to give an overview of and answer questions about climate change in the Northeast.