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Global Water Institute leads effort to improve water and food security with the Navajo Nation
GWI aims to address the Navajo Nation’s most serious water needs.
Ohio State Studies Greenland's Big Retreat
Columbus Monthly recently spoke with Byrd Center researchers about Greenland's melting glaciers and the broader implications of climate change, here in Columbus, Ohio.
Antarctica’s ice melt isn’t consistent, new analysis shows
Sea-level predictions may need adjustment
Congratulations to Forrest Schoessow on being named a 2021 Hydroinformatics Innovation Fellow
We would like to congratulate Forrest Schoessow for being named a 2021 Hydroinformatics Innovation Fellow by The Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. for his…
Community Connectors: Jason Cervenec
Byrd Center's Director of Education and Outreach, Jason Cervenec, was featured in the January, 2021 installment of Community Connectors - a monthly series highlighting Ohio State staff members who…
The Antarctic Artists and Writers Collective launches its first online exhibition
Adequate Earth: Artists and Writers in Antarctica
Online Exhibition and Virtual Events, January 28 – May 22, 2021
On January 28…
Precision U Meetings Focus on Reduced Working Days
Ohio farmers are increasingly challenged with fewer and fewer working days due to climate change. The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CFAES),…
Tree rings show evidence of droughts, floods along the Potomac River
350 years of data aligns with historical documents, study shows
By Laura Arenschield, Ohio State News
Photo by Sara L. Cottle via Unsplash.com
Tree rings in the…
CubeRRT mission ends, its impact on Earth science continues
By Ryan Horns, Communications Specialist
For the past two and a half years, The Ohio State University’s first satellite, CubeRRT, has orbited our sphere thousands of time, while…