School of Earth and Climate Sciences

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UMaine geologist helps identify critical minerals in northern Maine
UMaine leads study of Ugandan glaciers that unravels 20,000-year-old geological mystery
Cruz-Uribe receives NSF award to make geological dating methods more accessible
New Minerals Discovered in Tibet Include Two Compounds Previously Unknown to Materials Science
UMaine-led study shows mountain glacier melting is linked to shifting westerlies and likely to accelerate
Video with Katie Westbrook about Sea-to-Sky Field Experience class posted on ECS YouTube channel
2022-23 CUGR and MSGC Academic Year Graduate Fellowship Recipients Announced
2022-23 CUGR and MSGC Academic Year Undergraduate Fellowship Recipients Announced
Maine Public to rebroadcast UMaine video about rising sea levels
Smith speaks to WMTW about flooding in Maine
Maine Science Podcast – episode 41
Olsen to study effects of mineral weathering on tropical forest productivity
Science publishes Sandweiss, Maasch perspective on how El Niño influences fauna presence, human predation
NSF award to advance hyperspectral ice core imaging and analysis
Media reports on research showing climate change has reversed 900 years of cooling in the Gulf of Maine
UMaine names 2022 Presidential Award winners
Cruz-Uribe speaks with Associated Press about lithium sources in Maine
News Center Maine features UMaine climate change researchers
Maine Geological Survey uses RLE students’ report about Harriman Point
Ed Grew helps international team report jingsuiite, a new boron mineral from Tibet
Staggering $1.5 billion lithium deposit discovered near Newry
Kat Allen is interviewed by Ron Lisnet for the Maine Question podcast about what marine geology can reveal about the history of oceans
Amidst record-breaking heat waves, this weather station keeps its cool
SECS alum applies his science background in business and law school
University of Maine Geology Team reports new pressure-temperature-time data relevant to the India-Antarctica Suture in the Gondwana Supercontinent
Clifford: Tourism, wind-transported metal pollution threaten drinking water around Everest
CCI scientists provide resources to educate Maine youth about climate change
Ice core chemistry research expands insight into sea ice variability in Southern Hemisphere
CUGR 2021 summer fellowship, Undergraduate MSGC Research Experience recipients announced
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship supports Roman’s research into Last Glacial Maximum
Schild examines impact of icebergs on ocean circulation, climate, coastal communities
Michael Keedy Awarded the Angelo Tagliocozzo Memorial Geological Scholarship
SECS Award Winners at the Annual Spring Meeting of the Geological Society of Maine
SECS faculty and students remember friend and colleague Roger LeBaron Hooke
Zealandia Switch may be the missing link in understanding ice age climates
Kreutz consults on ‘Arctic Adventure’ exhibit at Boston Museum of Science
Experts contribute to Maine’s plan for climate action
Chinese glaciers melting at ‘shocking’ pace, scientists say
China’s Glaciers in Retreat
Climate change, human impacts altering Everest faster, more significantly than previously known
International team including UMaine research professor Edward Grew reports two new nanominerals from Tibet
UMaine researchers develop models to forecast lethal ASP toxin movement in waterways
Study co-authored by UMaine glacial geologist finds seismic monitoring may improve early warnings for glacial lake outburst floods
Experts to address climate change topics, questions in free webinar
UMaine marine geologist archives nearly four decades of images of history, change in Maine landscapes
Coffin to serve on GEBCO Sub-Committee on Undersea Feature Names
Winski to analyze Alaskan ice core to understand fire conditions in 21st century
Grew a guest editor of a special edition of Elements magazine
Kelley, Roche to take part in conversation about coastal resilience, sea level rise
On ice UMaine offers a six-credit field course in which students learn how to study glaciers, including the field skills to conduct polar research

School of Earth and Climate Sciences

News

UMaine geologist helps identify critical minerals in northern Maine

UMaine leads study of Ugandan glaciers that unravels 20,000-year-old geological mystery

Cruz-Uribe receives NSF award to make geological dating methods more accessible

New Minerals Discovered in Tibet Include Two Compounds Previously Unknown to Materials Science

UMaine-led study shows mountain glacier melting is linked to shifting westerlies and likely to accelerate

Video with Katie Westbrook about Sea-to-Sky Field Experience class posted on ECS YouTube channel

2022-23 CUGR and MSGC Academic Year Graduate Fellowship Recipients Announced

2022-23 CUGR and MSGC Academic Year Undergraduate Fellowship Recipients Announced

Maine Public to rebroadcast UMaine video about rising sea levels

Smith speaks to WMTW about flooding in Maine

Maine Science Podcast – episode 41

Olsen to study effects of mineral weathering on tropical forest productivity

Science publishes Sandweiss, Maasch perspective on how El Niño influences fauna presence, human predation

NSF award to advance hyperspectral ice core imaging and analysis

Media reports on research showing climate change has reversed 900 years of cooling in the Gulf of Maine

UMaine names 2022 Presidential Award winners

Cruz-Uribe speaks with Associated Press about lithium sources in Maine

News Center Maine features UMaine climate change researchers

Maine Geological Survey uses RLE students’ report about Harriman Point

Ed Grew helps international team report jingsuiite, a new boron mineral from Tibet

Staggering $1.5 billion lithium deposit discovered near Newry

Kat Allen is interviewed by Ron Lisnet for the Maine Question podcast about what marine geology can reveal about the history of oceans

Amidst record-breaking heat waves, this weather station keeps its cool

SECS alum applies his science background in business and law school

University of Maine Geology Team reports new pressure-temperature-time data relevant to the India-Antarctica Suture in the Gondwana Supercontinent

Clifford: Tourism, wind-transported metal pollution threaten drinking water around Everest

CCI scientists provide resources to educate Maine youth about climate change

Ice core chemistry research expands insight into sea ice variability in Southern Hemisphere

CUGR 2021 summer fellowship, Undergraduate MSGC Research Experience recipients announced

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship supports Roman’s research into Last Glacial Maximum

Schild examines impact of icebergs on ocean circulation, climate, coastal communities

Michael Keedy Awarded the Angelo Tagliocozzo Memorial Geological Scholarship

SECS Award Winners at the Annual Spring Meeting of the Geological Society of Maine

SECS faculty and students remember friend and colleague Roger LeBaron Hooke

Zealandia Switch may be the missing link in understanding ice age climates

Kreutz consults on ‘Arctic Adventure’ exhibit at Boston Museum of Science

Experts contribute to Maine’s plan for climate action

Chinese glaciers melting at ‘shocking’ pace, scientists say

China’s Glaciers in Retreat

Climate change, human impacts altering Everest faster, more significantly than previously known

International team including UMaine research professor Edward Grew reports two new nanominerals from Tibet

UMaine researchers develop models to forecast lethal ASP toxin movement in waterways

Study co-authored by UMaine glacial geologist finds seismic monitoring may improve early warnings for glacial lake outburst floods

Experts to address climate change topics, questions in free webinar

UMaine marine geologist archives nearly four decades of images of history, change in Maine landscapes

Coffin to serve on GEBCO Sub-Committee on Undersea Feature Names

Winski to analyze Alaskan ice core to understand fire conditions in 21st century

Grew a guest editor of a special edition of Elements magazine

Kelley, Roche to take part in conversation about coastal resilience, sea level rise

On ice UMaine offers a six-credit field course in which students learn how to study glaciers, including the field skills to conduct polar research