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‘There is enough wind energy capacity off the east coast to power the entire country’

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‘There is enough wind energy capacity off the east coast to power the entire country’

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The coldest rivers on Earth may hold clues about a warming globe

The coldest rivers on Earth may hold clues about a warming globe

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Students tackle public health, climate change, LGBT rights on Alternative Spring Break

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Students tackle public health, climate change, LGBT rights on Alternative Spring Break

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Supercolony of penguins discovered using Northeastern researcher’s drone system

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Supercolony of penguins discovered using Northeastern researcher’s drone system

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Risks of manipulating the global thermostat

Risks of manipulating the global thermostat

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Professor finds passion in energy justice law

Professor finds passion in energy justice law

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Study finds organic soil captures, holds more carbon

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Study finds organic soil captures, holds more carbon

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Is extreme weather getting more extreme?

Is extreme weather getting more extreme?

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Hot take: Heat waves scorch unsuspecting cities

Hot take: Heat waves scorch unsuspecting cities

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Zooming in on climate predictions
Northeastern researchers created a framework for downscaling—or zooming in—on historic climate data sets. This allows scientists to make more detailed, localized climate projections, down to the scale of local infrastructure.

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Zooming in on climate predictions

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Unprecedented Antarctic expedition maps sea ice to solve climate change mystery
The Nathaniel B. Palmer smashing through ice in the Antarctic ocean. Photo by Guy Williams, University of Tasmania.

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Unprecedented Antarctic expedition maps sea ice to solve climate change mystery

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President Aoun signs pledge to support Paris climate accord

President Aoun signs pledge to support Paris climate accord

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