Article quotes the Columbia Dean of Science and Director of Lamont's Center for Climate and Life, Peter de Menocal.
Interview with Lamont postdoc Kai Kornhuber
West Antarctica study coauthored by Pierre Dutrieux
NY Air Pollution study by Xiaomeng Jin, Arlene Fiore
“These trees are all singing their own song,” says paleoclimatologist Nicole Davi, a professor at William Patterson University and an adjunct research scientist at Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. She has studied tree rings from Mongolia to Montauk and says that with this project, “it’s difficult to know what’s going on,” with growth rings varying from tree to tree.
Features Lamont scientist Steven Chillrud.
Article about West Antarctic study coauthored by Lamont scientist Pierre Dutrieux.
Story quotes Lamont scientist Bob Newton.
Article quotes Lamont scientist Marco Tedesco.
Cites Lamont research.
Article about study coauthored by Lamont scientist Pierre Dutrieux.
Article about study coauthored by Lamont scientist Pierre Dutrieux.
Article quotes Lamont scientist Marco Tedesco.
Study of NY state air pollution by Xiaomeng Jin, Arlene Fiore
Article on research by Lamont scientists Xiaomeng Jin and Arlene Fiore.
Article on research by Lamont grad student Kira Olsen.
Quotes Lamont scientist Marco Tedesco.
Study of NY state air pollution by Xiaomeng Jin, Arlene Fiore
“We are seeing record after record after record,” said Marco Tedesco, a climate scientist at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, of the heat and melting episodes. “It looks like the worst case scenario put forward by the IPCC [International Panel on Climate Change] could be an underestimate because we are seeing ice melting now that we expected 30 to 40 years from now. It’s alarming because it’s very fast-paced and the consequences are hard to predict.”