Mayewski interviewed by Nepali climate change journalist
https://dungeonsofscience.substack.com/p/dr-paul-a-mayewski-on-glaciology?r=2zn13y
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NewsCenter – 207 – Paul Mayewski Interview
https://www.newscentermaine.com/video/news/local/207/207-december-11-2025/97-d8ca6a14-c34e-4902-ac8b-40e2b3212424
Read moreJacquelyn Gill – Advancing Ecology and Evolution through Continental Scientific Drilling; Trends in Ecology and Evolution
Jacquelyn Gill is a co-author on Spanbauer et al, Advancing Ecology and Evolution through Continental Scientific Drilling. Trends in Ecology and Evolution. https://www.cell.com/trends/ecology-evolution/fulltext/S0169-5347(25)00321-0
Read moreDeirdre McGrath – NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
Deirde McGrath received a NSF Graduate Research Fellowship last spring.
Read moreAndrei Kurbatov – PAGES working group PaleoIMAGING
Andrei Kurbatov participated in the proposal submittedto the PAGES (Past Global Changes) Executive Committee to establish thenew working group PaleoIMAGING. It has been formally approved by the PAGES. In their acceptance letter, the PAGES leadership highlighted the strategic importance of the working group’s objectives, particularly the development of open-access data curation and sharing protocols and […]
Read moreKimberley Miner – The Weather Channel & NPS/NASA interview
Kimberley Miner was interviewed by The Weather Channel about Arctic change and also spoke with the NPS/NASA group about climate change.
Read moreNew PAGES PaleoIMAGING working group
The Climate Change Institute participated in the proposal submitted to the PAGES (Past Global Changes) Executive Committee to establish the new working group PaleoIMAGING. It has been formally approved by the PAGES. In their acceptance letter, the PAGES leadership highlighted the strategic importance of the working group’s objectives, particularly the development of open-access data curation […]
Read moreSandweiss discusses Peruvian serpent mountain with Science News
Science News featured Daniel Sandweiss, professor of anthropology and climate studies at the University of Maine, commenting on new research into Peru’s Monte Sierpe, or “Serpent Mountain.” Sandweiss said the study “makes a strong case” that Inca rulers repurposed the massive earthwork, known for its thousands of carved holes, as a system for receiving and […]
Read moreCOP30 Day 6: Water at the Center of Climate Action
Keiran Lorentzen, Maine Law The views expressed herein belong exclusively to the delegate attending COP30 to observe and study international climate governance; they do not necessarily reflect those of the University or the Climate Change Institute. Today, November 15, 2025, COP30 is continuing in Belém. While this is the last day that the University of […]
Read moreCOP30 Day 5: At the Gateway to the Amazon: Notes From COP30 in Belém
Adam Fortier-Brown The views expressed herein belong exclusively to the delegate attending COP30 to observe and study international climate governance; they do not necessarily reflect those of the University or the Climate Change Institute. The United Nation’s annual climate conference, COP30, is being hosted in Belém, Brazil: The “gateway to the Amazon.” Hosting COP here […]
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