NYT uses Climate Reanalyzer to report on heatwave in Europe
The News York Times utilized a data visualization from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer to report on a heatwave across Europe.
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Student research team helping coastal businesses adopt reusable takeout containers
University of Maine student researchers are helping businesses in Bar Harbor, Bath and South Portland incorporate reusable food containers into their dining experiences to reduce waste. The cohort is implementing […]
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From ‘Sea-to-Sky,’ UMaine students learn about our dynamic Earth in Iceland
In a short 30-minute hike up several hundred feet, Abigail Hall of Olympia, Washington, was standing atop a volcano surrounded by a rocky expanse of red-brown igneous overlooking green hills, […]
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‘Leadership in the High North’ symposium to explore Maine’s role in the Arctic
“Leadership in the High North: Advancing Maine’s Role in the Arctic” will bring together scholars, policymakers, security professionals and industry leaders April 22–23 at the Maine Army National Guard Regional […]
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Network of advanced weather stations helps Maine farmers save time and money
University of Maine Cooperative Extension recently completed installation of an advanced weather station in Orono, the third such station in what will become a statewide Mesonet, a network of research-grade […]
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Sandweiss discusses Peruvian serpent mountain with Science News
Science News featured Daniel Sandweiss, professor of anthropology and climate studies at the University of Maine, commenting on new research into Peru’s Monte Sierpe, or “Serpent Mountain.” Sandweiss said the […]
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Lissy pens op-ed on Maine’s role in Arctic, North Atlantic affairs
Tyler Lissy, a graduate student at the University of Maine’s School of Policy and International Affairs, wrote an op-ed published in the Bangor Daily News that emphasized Maine’s emerging role […]
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Newsweek discusses new island formation in Alaska with Kreutz
Newsweek reported on the melting of The Alsek Glacier in Alaska’s Glacier Bay National Park, which has created a new island in Alsek Lake. The new land formation brings to […]
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NYT shares data visualization from Climate Reanalyzer
The News York Times shared a data visualization from the University of Maine Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer that showed warmer-than-usual forecast temperatures across Canada.
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Maine Monitor highlights UMaine expertise in tick research
The Maine Monitor interviewed Griffin Dill, integrated pest management professional and University of Maine Cooperative Extension professor, on data points that connect tick-borne disease to warming climate. Dill said new […]
