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Arctic tundra, photo by Anna Liljedahl

In The News
February 22, 2022

Monitoring Arctic permafrost with satellites, supercomputers, and deep learning

Read on Texas Advanced Computing Center Mentions Anna Liljedahl

Arctic

Woodwell wind turbine, photo by Fred Palmer

Update
February 18, 2022

Woodwell convenes three panels to share perspectives on climate risk

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dried maize field in Tanguro

Feature
February 14, 2022

Agriculture and food security threatened by warmer, dryer world

Risk

Texas playground during winter 2021 snowstorm

In The News
February 11, 2022

Texas Power Crisis: Weathering the Future

Read on NBC/Dallas Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Flooding street during rainstorm

Update
February 10, 2022

Woodwell weighs in with public comment on flood insurance

Risk

Dallas, Texas floodplain, photo by Ryan Duffy

Policy Brief
February 1, 2022

Building flood-resilient U.S. communities in the age of climate change

Risk

Stock image: A person walks away from the camera down a snowy street, next to cars blanketed with snow

In The News
February 1, 2022

Climate change may be fueling increase in major Northeast snowstorms

Read on The Washington Post Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Arctic

Thawing permafrost near Cherskii, Russia

In The News
January 30, 2022

If you’re not thinking about the climate impacts of thawing permafrost, (here’s why) you should be

Read on UN News Mentions Susan M. Natali

Arctic

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