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Will Betke-Brunswick ’11 Publishes Graphic Memoir

20 January 2023

20 January 2023 Posted In: Alumni Elsewhere Tin House recently published a graphic memoir from Will Betke-Brunswick ’11, titled “A Pros and Cons List for Strong Feelings.” The graphic novel…
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Isaac Larsen ’01 Documents Soil Loss Exceding New Soil Formation In The Midwest

29 December 2022

Minneapolis Star Tribune Farmers might not know it — but something is stealing the land from under their feet. It’s erosion. “I don’t even think they know how much they’re…
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Matt Kuharic ’02 Explains To NY Times How His County Is Addressing Climate Impacts

13 December 2022

New York Times New data shared with The New York Times reveals stark disparities in how different U.S. households contribute to climate change. Looking at America’s cities, a pattern emerges.…
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Caroline Lauth Quarrier ’16 Documents That US Soil Could Be Eroding Up to 1,000 Times Faster Than It Should

13 December 2022

Science Alert The United States is building its future on an eroding foundation. In the Midwest, one of the world’s most productive farming regions, researchers have calculated that current soil…
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Kari Cooper ’91 Refines Seismic Imaging Under The Yellowstone Caldera

5 December 2022

Physics.org A team of researchers with members affiliated with multiple institutions in the U.S. and one in Australia reports evidence that there is much more magma below the Yellowstone Caldera…
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Geoffrey Collins ’94 Describes The Motion Of Europa’s Tectonic Plates

2 December 2022

Centauri Dreams I keep an eye on recent findings about Europa because fine-tuning procedures for the science that missions like Europa Clipper and JUICE (Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer) will perform…
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Andy Moore ’90 and Alton Dooley ’91 Discover A More Efficient Way To Find Fossils

14 November 2022

Cincinnati Public Radio Finding fossils can be very time consuming, but Earlham College and the Western Science Center have discovered a way to make it less so. Using a combination of drones and 3D…
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Kendra Murray ’07 Receives NSF Grant To Study 2 Billion Year Gap In Earth’s History

10 November 2022

Idaho State University News Bureau POCATELLO — Two Idaho State University scientists and their students are tackling a research project that will tell us more about the greatest of gaps…
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Kizzy Charles-Guzman ’02 Defends New York City’s Climate Adaptation Plan

7 November 2022

The City Last fall, the City Council passed a bill that required the Mayor’s Office to create a citywide ”climate adaptation plan.” While outgoing Mayor Bill de Blasio supported the legislation, it…
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Aidan Burdick ’18 Studies Climate History Using Greenland Sediment Cores

2 November 2022

Medill News Service: Northwestern University Tubes of Greenland sediment cores cut lengthwise reveal a time machine with thousands of years of climate clues for the Ph.D. students in Northwestern University’s…
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