Birkel discusses impact of solar irradiance with BDN
Sean Birkel, a research assistant professor with the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine, spoke with the Bangor Daily News about the impact of fluctuations in solar activity […]
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News Center interviews Dill about ticks and climate change
News Center Maine interviewed Griffin Dill about how warming temperatures fueled by climate change are affecting tick behavior. Dill, who manages the University of Maine Cooperative Extension Tick Lab, said […]
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BDN talks with Mallory, Birkel in reporting on Maine’s extended growing season
The Bangor Daily News spoke with Ellen Mallory, a University of Maine professor of sustainable agriculture, and Sean Birkel, a research assistant professor with the Climate Change Institute, about the […]
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WVII reports Bangor seeking MOU with UMaine on climate action
WVII (Channel 7) reported that the City of Bangor is looking to partner with the University of Maine, the Town of Orono, Husson University and the Bangor Area Comprehensive Transportation […]
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Phys.org reports on Clifford’s study of water quality around Everest
Phys.org shared a University of Maine news release highlighting research conducted by Heather Clifford, a Ph.D. student with the Climate Change Institute at the University of Maine. Clifford found that […]
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Guidance for discussing climate change risks in Acadia National Park provided in UMaine-led study
Some visitors to Acadia National Park fear climate change will hamper their experience by altering the landscape and services. This perception, which may involve real threats or misconceptions, can influence […]
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BDN cites UMaine climate report in story about rising sea level in ‘City of Ships’
The Bangor Daily News cited a report prepared by a coalition of University of Maine faculty and staff in a story about rising sea levels in mid-coast Maine, particularly in […]
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Gill speaks with Yale Environment about rearrangement of the world’s flora
University of Maine paleoecologist Jacquelyn Gill talked with Yale Environment 360 about the impact of climate change on the world’s flora. She noted that ecosystems change by adding new species, […]
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Tirrell poem in Science ‘Pandemic Haiku’ edition
“Spring Melt Date,” a poem by University of Maine graduate student in ecology and environmental sciences Andrea Tirrell, was published in Science in the Pandemic Haiku collection.
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Imaging spectroscopy can predict water stress in wild blueberry fields, UMaine-led study reveals
Imaging spectroscopy can help predict water stress in wild blueberry barrens, according to a University of Maine-led study. The technology involves measuring the light reflected off of objects depicted in […]
