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a person in a yellow winter coat and backpack walks away from the camera, down a snowy sidewalk, while snow falls

In The News
February 7, 2026

Why this US cold snap feels bone-shattering when it’s not record-shattering

Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Jonathan Sanderman crouches next to a hole in the forest floor, which he is digging out with a shovel. In the background, loose soil lays on a blue tarp

In The News
January 30, 2026

Woodwell Climate Research Center to expand soil carbon testing capacity

Read on CAI Mentions Jonathan Sanderman

Carbon

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In The News
January 27, 2026

Our salmon are vanishing — and the State of Alaska is letting it happen

Read on Alaska Beacon

Arctic

wildfire smoke rises over boreal forest

In The News
January 16, 2026

Fire on ice: The Arctic’s changing fire regime

Read on NASA Mentions Brendan M. Rogers

Arctic

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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 Max Holmes

a school bus drives on a flooded road

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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In The News
December 16, 2025

John Holdren awarded 2026 AIP Karl Compton Medal

Read on American Institute of Physics Mentions John P. Holdren

experts sit on a panel at COP29. a screen behind them says "impacts of growing wildfire-related emissions on the global carbon nudget, the +1.5 limit, and the next NDCs"

In The News
December 5, 2025

COPs need a science track – not a seven-year science lag

Read on Carbon Pulse

Morris Alexie and Sue Natali examine a map during a community visit to the Alaska Native Village of Nunapicuaq.

In The News
December 5, 2025

Redefining Arctic research with equity at the center

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

two young cows with black fur look at the camera

In The News
December 1, 2025

Grazing lands as climate solutions: Key practices for carbon and biodiversity

Read on Cool Green Science

Carbon

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