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Greenland’s Southwest Ice Sheet Particularly Sensitive to Warming

Colorado River Delta Report Provides Restoration Road Map

Karl Flessa is 2018 AAAS Fellow

Antarctic Melting Slows Atmospheric Warming and Speeds Sea Level Rise

Jianjun Yin to lead new NOAA-funded project to improve predictions of Pacific sea levels

Dryer, less predictable environment may have spurred human evolution

Joellen Russell's WorldView OpEd in Nature

Pearl and Beadling are PEO Scholars

Jessica Tierney to be Author for International Climate Report

GeoPathways Students Intern with UA AZ Geological Survey

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