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Apr 22, 2022 Alumni profile: Anjali Lohani, S.B. ’08 Helping developing nations improve their water management Alumni, Environmental Science & Engineering
Jun 9, 2016 The Fort McMurray wildfires: an indication of what’s to come SEAS researchers predict that wildfires will only get worse, more frequent with climate change Climate, Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering, Wildfire
Jul 29, 2009 Scientists expect wildfires to increase as climate warms in the coming decades Resulting smoke and other particles from more fires could diminish air quality Environment, Environmental Science & Engineering, Wildfire
