Fiekowsky to discuss ‘Climate Restoration’ book on Aug. 15
Peter Fiekowsky will discuss his recently published book “Climate Restoration: The Only Future That Will Sustain the Human Race” on Aug. 15, at 2 p.m. in 107 Norman Smith Hall. […]
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UMaine collaborates to create standards for volcanic tephra collection, measurements and reporting
The scientific community now has a standard set of protocols for collecting data about volcanic ash known as tephra, thanks to an international team of researchers from the U.S. Geological […]
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Media reports on research showing climate change has reversed 900 years of cooling in the Gulf of Maine
Maine Public, the Bangor Daily News, the Machias Valley News Observer, Fishing Wire, Scienmag, Bioengineer.org, Newswise, the Penobscot Bay Press, WMTW (Channel 8 in Portland), AZoCleantech and Futurity reported on […]
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Fernandez featured on Maine Public discussing carbon sequestration
Ivan Fernandez, distinguished Maine professor at the School of Forest Resources, Climate Change Institute and School of Food and Agriculture, was a panelist on the Maine Public radio show “Maine […]
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Media share UMaine study about participatory planning for climate change in MDI tourism
The Bangor Daily News, Mount Desert Islander and Travel and Tour World shared a study from the University of Maine that shows bringing together academics and tourism developers on Mount […]
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Birkel speaks to Maine Public about drought
Sean Birkel, research assistant professor at the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, assistant professor in UMaine Extension and state climatologist, was interviewed by Maine Public about the […]
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Rafa Tasnim: Safeguarding Maine wild blueberries from climate change
Like many crops across the world, wild blueberries face several threats posed by climate change, including rising temperatures. Rafa Tasnim from Dhaka, Bangladesh, is trying to pinpoint new ways growers […]
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UMaine, UNH researchers to study how foraging adaptations affect Arctic charr resilience or vulnerability to climate change
University of Maine and University of New Hampshire researchers will investigate how the diversity and evolution of feeding habits among Arctic charr populations in Maine affect their resilience or vulnerability […]
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Erwin interviewed by KTNA about Alaskan glaciers
Emma Erwin, graduate research assistant at the Climate Change Institute, spoke to KTNA (88.9FM in Talkeetna, Alaska) about her research studying ice core samples in Denali to learn more about […]
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NSF award to advance hyperspectral ice core imaging and analysis
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a $249,851 grant to Andrei Kurbatov, associate professor at the Climate Change Institute and the School of Earth and Climate Sciences at the […]
