"One of the main [arguments], especially for New England, is an incredible attachment to place. And so the dams are evocative of history, our colonial history. And you know, you can't ignore that," said Magilligan.
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Study finds more frequent droughts challenge accuracy of classifications tied to aid.
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EEES PhD student Joseph Savage speaks to Vermont Public Radio about their research on how climate change affects ticks and the spread of Lyme disease.
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Professor Luis Alvarez Leon will be hosting an interdisciplinary panel on Wednesday, May 15th at 3-4:30 in Fairchild 008 to discuss publishing strategies with professors from various other universities. All are welcome to attend!
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Students in Professor Jane Henderson's course 'Race, Space, and Nature' created visual roadmaps for their final projects to explore and synthesize key scholarly ideas.
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