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Pop-up course on climate conference gives students front-row seat at COP26

by Molly Callahan
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Supply Chain Shortages Will Extend Far Beyond the Holiday Season

by Ian Thomsen
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The perils of ‘doomscrolling’ when the world is on fire

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by Tanner Stening
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Science & Technology

To safeguard key coastal ecosystems, this scientist starts by talking to the local anglers

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How data from Hurricane Ida can help bolster levees, power infrastructure

by Hillary Chabot
Families evacuated from Afghanistan walk past a U.S Air Force plane that carried them to Kosovo's Pristina International Airport.

Meet the law professor who helped refugees escape Afghanistan. Her work has just begun.

by Ian Thomsen
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Climate Change Could Destroy 95% of Surface Ocean Conditions

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
Science & Technology

Saving shellfish from climate change

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
The Bootleg fire threatens homes and critical infrastructure—threats that will only grow more dire as the effects of climate change and urbanization play out, say two Northeastern professors who study climate science and resilience.

Can the destructive Bootleg fire teach us to prevent wildfires before they start?

by Molly Callahan
Katie Lotterhos, associate professor of marine and environmental sciences, recently received two prestigious awards: a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation, and a Fulbright scholarship.

Can computer models help restore marine life affected by climate change?

by Molly Callahan
Sunrise over Northeastern’s Boston campus.

Why is it so hot in the city?

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
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He has a passion for sustainability in technology and communities

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