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Flooded car after storm

U.S. Global Change Research Should Focus on Preparing for the Worst | National Academies

March 18, 2021

campus drone

Engineering a Way Out of Climate Change | EurekAlert! Science News

November 11, 2020

The MBL’s flooded Supply Department building during the 1938 Hurricane.

Woods Hole Institutions Begin Adaptation Plans for Coastal Flooding of Campus Assets

October 16, 2020

The Marine Biological Laboratory supply department building, shot during the Hurricane of 1938.

Rising Sea Levels Push Woods Hole Science Community To Prepare for Change | WCAI

September 28, 2020

Algae in West Falmouth in 2014. Credit: Buzzards Bay Coalition

Water Quality Shows Signs of Decline in Buzzards Bay | WCAI

July 1, 2020

Harvard Forest soil plot. Credit Jerry Melillo

Ground Control: How Forests Adapt to Climate Change | Harper's Magazine

May 20, 2020

Marine Biological Laboratory Fellow Maureen Conte (center right) and crew of the R/V Atlantic Explorer recover a deep ocean sediment trap. (Courtesy J.C. Weber)

With Ships Docked And Labs Closed, Field Research Season Fades Away | WBUR

May 18, 2020

Data on water loss from peatlands to the atmosphere was collected by eddy covariance flux towers in 95 locations in the global boreal biome. This flux tower is located in the Scotty Creek watershed in the Northwest Territories, Canada. Credit: Manuel Helbig

Gauging Water Loss from Northern Peatlands, a Likely Accelerant of Climate Change

May 14, 2020

Great Sippewissett Marsh aerial view. Credit: Daniel Buckley

MBLSciShoots: Earth Day and Ecosystems

April 24, 2020