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Ohio Quakes Probably Triggered by Waste Disposal Well, Say Seismologists

Waiting For Death Valley’s Big Bang

Scientists Make Progress in Assessing Tornado Seasons

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February 09, 11:00 am

IRI Seminar: Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on the Hydrology of a Key Andean Catchment of Ecuador

February 10, 11:00 am

LDEO Division of Ocean and Climate Physics (DOCP): Darker, Wetter and Faster - Causes and Implications of Recent Trends of Mass Balance Over the Greenland Ice Sheet

February 10, 3:30 pm

LDEO Earth Science Colloquium: Ingassing and Outgassing of Terrestrial Carbon Through Time

February 12, 3:00 pm

Partnering for the Climate: An Artist/Scientist Mixer

February 15, 6:00 pm

Master of Science in Sustainability Management: Online Information Session

February 16, 6:00 pm

Energy Efficiency in the New York City Region, A Panel Discussion

Russian Scientists Bore Into Ancient Antarctic Lake
New York Times, February 08

Climate Science Experts Predict Intensified Drought in Texas
Houston Chronicle, February 01

Scientists Close to Entering Antarctica's Biggest Subglacial Lake
Washington Post, January 31

Scientists Make Strides with Tornado Prediction
Christian Science Monitor, January 27

Waiting for Death Valley's Next Big Bang
Discovery News, January 24

Now accepting applications for the Marie Tharp Fellowship 2012-2013. Deadline March 31, 2012

Seismologists: Quakes Likely Triggered by Fracking Waste Wells

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Key Talks at the American Geophysical Union Meeting

Scientists Reflect on Loss of Campus Tree

Former Lamonter Bernard Coakley writes for the Times from aboard the Langseth

Lamont Open House

Save the Date for Lamont-Doherty's Open House!

Lamont-Doherty Alumna Shapes Global Climate Policy

Lamont-Doherty Alumna Shapes Global Climate Policy

"Team Diebold" Goes to Sea: Follow the students blogging from the R/V Langseth.

Climate Change Threatens Fragile Andes Ecosystem

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