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The clock is ticking. Can ‘scientific diplomacy’ save the world’s hottest sea?
Persian Gulf waters.

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The clock is ticking. Can ‘scientific diplomacy’ save the world’s hottest sea?

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Cross-country trek in electric vehicle tests the limits of charging network, finds faces tackling climate change along the way
Sophie Shrand standing in front of solar panels.

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Cross-country trek in electric vehicle tests the limits of charging network, finds faces tackling climate change along the way

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Art and history come together in seaweed exhibit co-curated by Northeastern researcher
Textile depicting Underwater Flora, Seaweed, and Coral.

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Art and history come together in seaweed exhibit co-curated by Northeastern researcher

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As Hurricane Lee approaches, ocean sensors deployed by Northeastern researchers will study wave and storm surge
Satellite image of Hurricane Lee in the Atlantic Ocean.

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As Hurricane Lee approaches, ocean sensors deployed by Northeastern researchers will study wave and storm surge

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Flooding in Libya a ‘gray swan’ event, but dam infrastructure worldwide ‘not ready’ to meet the demands of a changing climate, expert says
An overhead shot of Derna in the aftermath of the devastating floods.

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Flooding in Libya a ‘gray swan’ event, but dam infrastructure worldwide ‘not ready’ to meet the demands of a changing climate, expert says

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How Northeastern researchers are working to solve America’s groundwater crisis

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How Northeastern researchers are working to solve America’s groundwater crisis

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Emperor penguins are Antarctica’s most iconic bird. Are they on the verge of extinction?
emperor penguin on iceberg

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Emperor penguins are Antarctica’s most iconic bird. Are they on the verge of extinction?

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Ending the ‘false argument’ about whether we should adapt to climate conditions or work to mitigate climate change
flames burning in a van in California

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Ending the ‘false argument’ about whether we should adapt to climate conditions or work to mitigate climate change

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In an island community already suffering from housing woes, Maui wildfires point to a long, painful road ahead, disaster recovery expert says
Waiola Church and Lahaina Hongwanji Mission in Lahaina, Maui engulfed in flames

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In an island community already suffering from housing woes, Maui wildfires point to a long, painful road ahead, disaster recovery expert says

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Hurricane Maria offered an opportunity to transform Puerto Rico’s electric grid into a more resilient system. It hasn’t happened
A resident of Puerto Rico tries to connect electrical lines.

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Hurricane Maria offered an opportunity to transform Puerto Rico’s electric grid into a more resilient system. It hasn’t happened

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Human exceptionalism hinders environmental action, Northeastern scientists conclude
Johanna L'Heureux working in the field at Plum Island Estuary

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Human exceptionalism hinders environmental action, Northeastern scientists conclude

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What you can do to prepare your home for extreme heat

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What you can do to prepare your home for extreme heat

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