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exposed permafrost

In The News
September 21, 2022

Woodwell Climate Research Center’s Dr. Sue Natali testifies to House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology

Read on Permafrost Pathways

Arctic

In The News
September 21, 2022

The climate future is now. Humans navigate a ‘perilous course’ on the East Coast.

Read on MSN Mentions Christopher R. Schwalm

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September 19, 2022

A thank you from our President, Dr. Max Holmes

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September 19, 2022

Woodwell and Wellington talk climate risk

Read on top1000funds Mentions Zachary Zobel

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Policy Brief
September 15, 2022

Farm Bill 2023 priorities & policies

Risk
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A woman in waders measures the depth of a bog full of floating cranberries.

In The News
September 14, 2022

Northeast drought endangers Massachusetts’ cranberry harvest

Read on Grist Mentions Zachary Zobel

Risk

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In The News
September 11, 2022

The ancient subarctic forests at risk from climate change and war

Read on Financial Times Mentions Brendan M. Rogers

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oncoming storm front

Update
September 8, 2022

‘Weather whiplash’ occurrences will increase alongside global temperatures

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