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Feb 27, 2025 SEAS alum joins National Academy of Engineering Weller recognized for work in oceanography Applied Physics, Alumni, Awards, Environment,
Dec 14, 2024 How future heat may kill millions of healthy people Harvard Salata Institute Even healthy people cannot survive the extreme heat beginning to afflict large regions of the world, writes climate scientist Kaighin McColl, explaining his new research into uncompensable heat stress. Climate, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
Nov 20, 2024 Getting their hands dirty Environmental engineering students do field work at Alewife Brook Reservation Academics, Active Learning Labs, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
Oct 16, 2024 Concerning levels of PFAS in fish miles away from large contamination source Research finds that monitoring and regulations are needed to protect public health Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
Sep 23, 2024 Tropical and subtropical industrial fisheries account for about 70% of the methylmercury fished from the ocean Demand for tuna and other large fish is increasing human exposure to methylmercury Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
Sep 18, 2024 Michael B. McElroy awarded William Bowie Medal, highest honor of the American Geophysical Union Earth scientist will receive the Union’s top award at a December ceremony Awards, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
Feb 28, 2024 Before ‘Forever’ Tracking down precursors to the persistent toxic chemicals that contaminate our water and food Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering, Student Profile
Feb 27, 2024 Taking plastic out of landfills SEAS students dive into the world of plastic recycling Academics, Environment,
Nov 1, 2023 Human emissions increased mercury in the atmosphere sevenfold Research establishes a natural baseline for mercury in the atmosphere by estimating emissions from volcanic eruptions Climate, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
Oct 23, 2023 Easing access to satellite data SEAS postdoc recognized for software that combines satellite data with machine learning AI / Machine Learning, Awards, Climate, Computer Science, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering,
