Oceans of color By, Kaylee Cusack In the afternoon on a late November Thursday, it was Associate Professor Soizik Laguette’s duty to introduce a star faculty researcher from the UND Earth System Science & Policy department she chairs. She chose an ideal way […]
Earth Week: Romsdahl revels in policy side of going green By, Jan Orvik Rebecca Romsdahl loves being outside. She’s channeled her love for the outdoors, a passion for making science useful, and the joy of teaching into national expertise. “I love working in the […]
The buoy is deployed today in Devils Lake. This is the 7th year of continual deployment of the buoy. It was a short season last year as a storm broke the buoy free from its anchor and crushed it on […]
Mr. Sergey Gulbin, an ESSP MS student, won the Best Student Presentation Award in the North Dakota GIS Users Conference held Sept. 19-20, 2017 in Bismarck. Sergey presented his research investigating the potential effec of wetlands in mitigating the Devils […]
Dr. Jeff VanLooy was recently interviewed on the topic of melting glaciers in the Wind River Range, Wyoming for an article in Climate Wire magazine. The article was also reprinted in Scientific American. Click the following link to read the […]
ESSP Associate Professor, Dr. Rebecca Romsdahl has jointed the Editorial Board of the journal: Case Studies in the Environmen, http://cse.ucpress.edu/content/editorial-team
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Dr. VanLooy, who joined the ESSP department in 2010, continues to conduct research on the changing conditions of glaciers in the Rocky Mountains of the U.S. and how these changes affect streamflow for downstream communities. Recently, he has been involved […]
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