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Climate Agenda Interview (BBC World News)
July 2022
NASA Field Work (LAist)
April 12, 2022
Statue on the US National Mall
March 2022
U.S. Space-Based Earth Observations in 21st-Century Science Diplomacy (AAAS)
February 2022
Global Climate Update day
January 2022
Climate Tipping Points (The Hill)
November 2021
Climate change: Arctic's unknown viruses' and nuclear waste (BBC News)
September 2021
Warming Arctic could spread nuclear waste, unknown viruses (The Hill)
September 2021
'Forever Chemicals' at the summit of Mt. Everest (WaPo)
April 2021
Climate Scientist Kimberley Miner (by John Kerry)
February 2021
Is your beloved outdoor gear bad for the planet? (GQ magazine)
January 2021
Into Thicker Air and Onto Thinner Ice: How Climate Change Is Affecting Mount Everest (Smithsonian Magazine)
November 2020
Bursting the Bubble: Why Sports Aren't Coming Back Soon (Sports Illustrated)
April 2020
Climate Change and Human Impacts Are Altering Mt. Everest Faster and More Significantly Than Previously Known (National Geographic)
November 2020
Experts: Pollution Dips May Be Worse For Climate Long-Term
April 2020
UMaine prof chosen as ambassador for next-gen STEM initiative
September 2019
‘Toxic Stew’ Stirred Up by Disasters Poses Long-Term Danger, New Findings Show (New York Times)
July 2019
Uncontrolled chemical releases: A silent, growing threat (Science Magazine)
July 2019
Decades-old pollutants melting out of Himalayan glaciers
July 2019
Arctic scientists turn to comedy to discuss serious environmental changes
April 2019
A shrinking Alaska glacier is releasing old pesticides in its meltwater
January 2019
DDT in Alaska meltwater poses cancer risk for people who eat lots of fish
December 2018
Climate Trouble Keeps on Coming
November 2018
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