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Greenland coastline with melting sea ice

In The News
March 27, 2025

Arctic sea ice hits record low for its usual peak growth period

Read on AP News Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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researchers walk into howland forest

Feature
March 27, 2025

Forest stability: A marker of our oldest, strongest forests

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In The News
March 27, 2025

This town on the Cape is a hub for climate scientists. Under Trump, its local economy is shaking.

Read on The Boston Globe Mentions R. Max Holmes

Misty Fjords National Monument, Ketchikan, Alaska. Photo by BriBar.

Update
March 24, 2025

Standing strong for our federal forests

a woman wearing waders and a knit winter hat stands in a river, using a plastic syringe to put a water sample into a small bottle

In The News
March 21, 2025

How rolling back EPA regulations could impact New England air and water

Read on WBUR Mentions Christopher Neill

Water

a hand emerges from a crowd of people facing away from the camera, holding a protest poster painted on cardboard. the poster depicts two planet earths, one with trees and the other with natural disasters, and includes the text YOU DECIDE

In The News
March 14, 2025

Woods Hole researchers rally to support the sciences

Read on Vineyard Gazette Mentions R. Max Holmes, John P. Holdren

A hand holds a hand-drawn sign that reads "There is no planet B"

In The News
March 7, 2025

‘Save NOAA.’ Science rally on Cape Cod draws crowd of supporters

Read on Cape Cod Times Mentions R. Max Holmes

Two children wearing pink winter jackets run up a snowy hill, facing away from the camera, dragging modern toboggan sleds behind them.

In The News
March 7, 2025

Yes, New England really was colder when you were a kid. Climate change makes snowy winters feel like a treat.

Read on The Boston Globe Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Arctic

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