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Satellite view of hurricane

In The News
January 31, 2021

Climate graphic of the week: Storms intensify in the Atlantic

Read on Financial Times Mentions Philip B. Duffy

Skadelik, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

In The News
January 30, 2021

Forecast: Wild Weather in a Warming World

Read on New York Times Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Arctic

Climate activism demonstration sign reading "you decide."

In The News
January 29, 2021

The Energy 202: Biden stokes hope among climate scientists

Read on Washington Post Mentions Philip B. Duffy, William R. Moomaw

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2018 Boston high tide flooding photo by Erik Lund

In The News
January 28, 2021

Climate Change Threatens Homes of Boston’s Most Vulnerable

Read on NBC Boston Mentions Dominick Dusseau

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aerial view of a hole created by an explosive release of gas. Photo credit: Marya Zulinova, Press Service of Governor YaNAO

In The News
January 27, 2021

Massive Craters in Siberia Are Exploding Into Existence. What’s Causing Them?

Read on Discover Magazine Mentions Gregory J. Fiske, Scott Zolkos

Arctic

houses near eroding coastline

Update
January 21, 2021

A productive first year of work with McKinsey & Company

Major highway shown nearly empty of cars

Update
January 21, 2021

Global Carbon Budget 2020 finds record decrease in emissions

Carbon

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January 20, 2021

New McKinsey report advises climate action for US state and local leaders

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