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In The News
January 9, 2026

Trump is leaving UN environmental bodies. What that means for the climate

Read on TIME Mentions R. Max Holmes

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Policy Brief
January 5, 2026

Submitted comment on the Updated Definition of “Waters of the United States”

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In The News
December 19, 2025

Mass. home insurer of last resort sees spike in enrollment

Read on CommonWealth Beacon Mentions Dominick Dusseau

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Update
December 18, 2025

Reflecting on a year of progress

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Policy Brief
December 17, 2025

Climate Risk Assessment: Holyoke, Massachusetts

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Feature
December 17, 2025

Follow an Arctic scientist into the changing tundra

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In The News
December 16, 2025

John Holdren awarded 2026 AIP Karl Compton Medal

Read on American Institute of Physics Mentions John P. Holdren

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Update
December 9, 2025

Takeaways from the 30th annual climate COP

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