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Posted on February 14, 2020

Scott Goetz featured in article on Climate Change Tipping Points

Map of world detailing climate change tipping points

In a recent article in Carbon Brief, Dr. Scott Goetz discusses climate-change induced tipping points in boreal forests that could irreversibly change these fragile ecosystems. You can read about these and other climate-change tipping points here.

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Scott Goetz at computer
April 15, 2021

Dr. Scott Goetz named Regency Professor

The Arizona Board of Regents recently approved Dr. Scott Goetz's promotion to Regents' professor, which is the highest rank a...
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Blase LaSala in cave
February 25, 2021

Student constructs high resolution cave simulations for National Park Service

Epic games interviewed Blase LaSala, a member of the RSG lab and recent addition to the T3 Ecoinformatics program, for...
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Picture of mountains and a lake in the Tongass National Forest
February 5, 2021

Dr. Logan Berner interviewed by PBS NOVA

PBS NOVA interviewed Dr. Logan Berner for an article they wrote titled Tongass National Forest is "America's Last Climate Sanctuary." The...
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This is a figure from a paper
February 5, 2021

Study indicates that U.S. cities underestimate their greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 20 percent on average

Cities dominate greenhouse gas emissions. Many have generated self-reported emission inventories, but their value to emissions mitigation depends on their...
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Cartoon showing three different tree species and their responses to precipitation
February 5, 2021

Drought controls tree carbohydrates across the southwestern US

SICCS researchers recently published a study of drought responses across the Southwest. The team sampled three tree species (piñon, juniper,...
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Map showing North American forest types and phenocam sites
December 10, 2020

New findings provide mechanistic insights into the seasonality of evergreen forests

Postdoctoral researcher Bijan Seyednasrollah is the lead author on a new paper published in New Phytologist this week based on a...
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Photo of trees and mountains
December 10, 2020

Leaf Development Affects Mid-Infrared Reflectance Spectra

Leaf structure, anatomy, and biochemical composition affect how leaves interact with different wavelengths of light. In a study published in New...
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November 12, 2020

Ecoinformatics Ignite Session

Please join us as our students present 5-minute lightning talks about their derived data products using data from NEON, USA-NPN,...
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Map of CO2 emissions in the USA
October 13, 2020

Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions Mapped for the US

Professor Kevin Gurney’s research group has released the Vulcan version 3.0 dataset and an accompanying paper in the Journal of...
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Summer warming is turning the Arctic greener
September 23, 2020

Summer warming is turning the Arctic greener

A new study in Nature Communications shows much of the Arctic tundra biome became greener during recent decades, likely due...
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