E-IPER PhD candidate Jeremy Carl provided perspective on the usefulness of a new climate change pact signed by the governors of California, Oregon and Washington, along with the premier of British Columbia.

Environmental Earth System Science PhD candidate Mike Osborne was sponsored by AGU as a AAAS Mass Media Fellow over the summer, during which time he worked as a science journalist for KQED public radio for 10 weeks. Osborne reported on everything from the physics of sailing to a threatened owl species.

Experiments on samples of iron and rock held at immense pressures have led to new ideas of how Earth's core formed.

MacArthur recipient Kevin Boyce describes his research on ancient plants and what they tell us about the present and future of natural life.

From an early age, David Lobell was prepared well by schools in Port Washington, NY

Comprehensive computer modeling by Noah Diffenbaugh and colleagues finds that global warming will lead to increases on storm days in parts of the U.S.

Senior Caitlin Woolsey filed a report with Sitka radio station KCAW about the Earth Sciences Sophomore College experience

The sometimes harrowing and always fascinating mountaineering adventures of paleoclimate researcher and PhD candidate Hari Mix are chronicled in the latest Gen Anthro podcasts.

Chris Field joined a panel on the here and now of climate change in the Golden State.

If trend continues at rapid pace, it will place significant stress on global terrestrial ecosystems

Page Chamberlain named a fellow of the American Geophysical Union for his pioneering application of stable isotopes across the geophysical sciences.

Grad student Cassandra Brooks blogs about deliberations to protect the pristine Southern Ocean