NE CASC News

NE CASC Graduate Fellow Keenan Yakola wins the Best Student Paper Award at the Pacific Seabird Group annual meeting.

Former NE CASC Fellow Madeline Magee contributes to first comprehensive assessment of projected ice loss and impacts to communities. 

NE CASC Principal Investigator Radley Horton contributes to new paper aiming to help decision-makers confront the effects of sea level rise. 

NE CASC PIs Richard Palmer and Keith Nislow completed the project "Reconnecting Floodplains and Restoring Green Space as a Management Strategy to Minimize Risk and Increase Resilience in the Context of Climate and Landscape Change." 

NE CASC Fellow Dan Miller featured for his 'eye-opening' new study.

NE CASC communication intern Michael Crowley recieves national honors from the national Udall Scholarship.  

NE CASC and collaborators hold 2nd Slow the Flow workshop: Coastal Climate Resilience. Read More >>

NE CASC principal investigators, staff, and fellows, contribute and co-author the Fourth National Climate Assessment. 

A new pubication by NE CASC Graduate Fellow Dan Miller with NE CASC PI Raymond Bradley reconstructions paleotemperature and Climate in New England for distinguishing anthropogenic climate change from natural variability.

 This project addressed the impact of climate on the production of maple syrup.

NE CASC's Alex Bryan reflects on lessons learned after four years as Climate Assessments and Scenario Planning Postdoctoral Fellow. 

NE CASC principal investigator Anthony D’Amato finds tactics to maintain ecological funciton of forests in the wake of climate change.