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Growing Concerns Over Climate Refugees
With sea levels rising and climate-related disasters becoming more frequent and severe, climate change has become a bigger threat to people’s lives and homes throughout the world. Read More
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10/02/19Capturing Climate Science at its Core
When Julie Palais ‘78 completed an assignment in the final days of her undergraduate career at UNH, she had no idea it was the seed that would sprout... -
09/17/19Power Play
A UNH historian's new book examines the role of electric power in the founding of Israel. -
08/10/19CAORC Fellow
Jeannie Sowers wins an award for study of civilian infrastructure and war in the Middle East.
Recent Stories
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09/25/17 - Environment, Conflict, LawRory O’Neil ’20 delves deep into Middle East research. Read More -
09/19/17 - Introducing the Gilman RecipientsSix UNH students are studying in five different countries. Read More -
08/29/17 - A Carbon-Neutral FutureAsk Cameron Wake to describe UNH’s response to reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE) and one word comes to mind: aggressive. WildCAP, the university’s climate action plan, is “... Read More -
08/24/17 - Northwest PassageFor two days in March, UNH will be the epicenter for discussions about how New England will respond to changes in the Arctic. Read More -
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08/10/17 - Summer in Steamboat SpringsDuring her Snapchat takeover, Eva Cunningham ’17 showcases her summer internship working at the Steamboat Adaptive Recreation Program in Colorado. Read More -
08/08/17 - Inside the Genome CenterHow did an oil spill impact a tiny organism in the Gulf of Mexcio? UNH graduate students are working to find out. Read More -
08/03/17 - In Honor of His GrandmotherDavid Sharkey's next stop is a high shool in Madrid, Spain. Read More -
08/03/17 - Answering the Siren SongHannah Vagos '17 is teaching at the UNH ESL Institute before heading to Madrid, Spain, to teach this fall. Read More -
