Earth Sciences
Predicting the Earthquake That Could Wreck New York
The New Yorker, Nov 28, 2022
Google Celebrates Marie Tharp, Creator of the World Ocean-Bottom Map
Newsweek, Nov 21, 2022
New Research Reveals Endangered Species Act Is Toothless
Gizmodo, Oct 12, 2022
Where Hurricane Risk Is Growing
CNN, Oct 2, 2022
New York City Scientists Are Exploring History Through Tree Rings
Newsy, Sep 29, 2022
Looking to the Solid Earth for Clues About Sea-Level Rise
Science News, Sep 29, 2022
The Centuries-Long Quest to Map the Seafloor's Hidden Secrets
Popular Science, Sep 14, 2022
What Is a Triple-Dip La Niña?
ABC News, Sep 8, 2022
American Ship Lost in 1859 Likely Found on Argentinian Beach
Gizmodo, Aug 29, 2022
The Great American Megadrought Is Already Here
Slate, Jul 25, 2022
What Greenland and Antarctica Would Look Like Without Ice
Polar Journal, Jul 13, 2022
Feather Coats May Have Helped Dinosaurs Survive an Apocalypse
SyFy, Jul 7, 2022
Feathers May Have Helped Dinosaurs Survive Their First Apocalypse
Scientific American, Jul 3, 2022
‘We Got Dinosaurs All Wrong’: New Study Argues That They Were Fundamentally Cold-Adapted Animals
Courthouse News, Jul 3, 2022
How the Dinosaurs Took Over
The Economist, Jul 2, 2022
Kristina G. Douglass to Join Columbia Climate School as First Faculty Member
West Side Spirit, Jun 15, 2022
Why a Marsh
Places Journal, Jun 3, 2022
Weather's Unwanted Guest: La Niña Keeps Popping Up
Associated Press, May 28, 2022
Making New Climate Data From Old Timber
The New Yorker, May 6, 2022
Giant 'MRI' of Antarctica Reveals Fossil Seawater Beneath Ice Sheet
Live Science, May 6, 2022
A Vast Reservoir of Water Is Hiding Under the Antarctic Ice
Inverse, May 6, 2022
Huge Groundwater System Discovered Under Antarctica
Gizmodo, May 6, 2022
Meltwater Rivers Could Endanger Antarctic Ice Shelves
Discover, Apr 28, 2022
Backward-Flowing Rivers Can Destabilize Ice Shelves
Scientific American, Apr 16, 2022
The Big Slide
Hakai, Apr 1, 2022
'Aseismic' Part of San Andreas Fault Once Hosted Huge Earthquakes
Washington Post, Mar 6, 2022
Mystery Group of People May Have Populated the Faroe Islands Before the Vikings
Gizmodo, Dec 16, 2021
Major Climate Shift a Million Years Ago Linked to Ocean Currents
Earth.com, Nov 10, 2021
Voyages of the R/V Vema
American Institute of Physics, Nov 7, 2021
A Volcanic Disaster Puts Science Communications on Trial
Temblor, Oct 15, 2021
The Megadrought in the Western US Is Entering Its 22nd Year. The Causes Are Partly Natural, Partly Produced by Humans.
Neue Zurcher Zeitung, Oct 1, 2021
Blazing a Trail in Volcano Research
Fox 5, Sep 24, 2021
Chasing the Lava Flow in Iceland
The New Yorker, Aug 23, 2021
The 'Swell' Job of Sorting Out New Zealand's Unusual Earthquake Patterns
Atlas Obscura, Aug 2, 2021
8 Ways Life Would Get Weird on a Flat Earth
LiveScience, Jul 22, 2021
Research Ship Works to Predict the Next 'Big One' on the West Coast
Fox News, Jul 2, 2021
A Megaquake Will Someday Strike the Pacific Northwest. This Ship Could Figure Out How Bad It Will Be.
Science, Jun 30, 2021
Inside One Scientist's Quest to Understand How Volcanoes Impact Climate Change
Time, Jun 4, 2021
How Dying Glaciers Can Unleash Disaster
The Tyee, May 28, 2021
A Biological Oceanographer Studies the Hudson River
Fox News, May 12, 2021
Diamond Liquid Impurities Provide New Insights Into Ancient Earth
New Atlas, May 11, 2021
The American Geologist Who Made a Paradigm-Shifting Discovery on the Ocean Floor
Medium, May 3, 2021
The Big Question About Iceland's 'Cute' Volcano
CNN, Mar 25, 2021
How the Triassic Extinction Helped Dinosaurs Take Over the Planet
Discover, Mar 23, 2021
Hurricanes Are Arriving Earlier. What's Happening?
Minnesota Public Radio, Mar 18, 2021
Climate Change Helped Some Dinosaurs Migrate to Greenland
Science News, Feb 24, 2021
Will Climate Change Make Winter Storms More Likely?
Houston Chronicle, Feb 20, 2021
Climate Change 200 Million Years Ago Helped Dinosaurs Walk From South America to Greenland
The Independent, Feb 15, 2021
The Himalayan Flood Disaster, Explained
Cosmos, Feb 14, 2021
Climate Change Could Take Weather Patterns Back to the Pliocene
Grist, Jan 8, 2021
When Did Archaic Humans Control Fire?
Eos, Dec 15, 2020
A Massive Continent Will Form Hundreds of Millions of Years From Now
LiveScience, Dec 13, 2020
The Story of Flooding in the Language of Trees
Dhaka Tribune, Dec 3, 2020
These Stunning Miniature Sea Creatures Keep the Oceans in Balance
Gizmodo, Dec 1, 2020
In Tree Rings, Warning of Brahmaputra Floods
Earther, Dec 1, 2020
A Next Generation Climate Scientist Prepares for the Future
Medill Reports, Nov 24, 2020
Scientists Find Huge Fossil Lake Bed Under Greenland Ice
ZME Science, Nov 11, 2020
Finding Prehistoric Rain Forests By Studying Modern Mammals
Eos, Nov 4, 2020
The Earth Is Pulsating Every 26 Seconds, and Seismologists Don't Agree Why
Discover, Oct 27, 2020
Is More Iron a Good Thing for the Oceans Even If It Comes From Coal Power Plants?
Labroots, Oct 26, 2020
Rare-Earth Metals Reveal Ancient Ocean Currents
Medill Reports, Oct 21, 2020
We Didn't Track Hurricanes Hundreds of Years Ago--But Trees Did
Popular Science, Oct 16, 2020
Science Pinpoints Global Metal Locations
Scientific American, Oct 13, 2020
A Summer Immersed in the Hudson River
Nyack News & Views, Oct 7, 2020
Blooms Driven By Climate Change Threaten to Smother Life in Arabian Sea
Mongabay, Oct 6, 2020
The Shotgun Scientist Who Hunts Moving Trees
Guardian, Sep 25, 2020
Humans Are Putting Out Far More Carbon Than Ancient Volcanoes Did
Courthouse News, Sep 15, 2020
Ancient 'Pickled' Leaves Give a Glimpse of Global Greening
Eos, Sep 3, 2020
Portraits of 7 Earth Scientists
The New Yorker, Aug 22, 2020
An Authority on Earth's Past Now Focuses on Its Future
New York Times, Jul 10, 2020
Subducting Plate Angle Dictates Tsunami Threat During Large Earthquakes
Temblor, Jul 6, 2020
Deep-Earth Structures May Reveal Locations of Untapped Metal Deposits
Mining, Jul 6, 2020
Greenland Ice-Drilling Campaign Aims for Bedrock
Science, Jul 2, 2020
The Global Race to Map the Entire Ocean Floor
Guardian, Jun 30, 2020
Rate of CO2 Absorption by Ocean Impacted by Human-Caused Atmospheric Changes
Oceanographic, Jun 3, 2020
Greenland Has a Grand Canyon Beneath Its Ice
Atlas Obscura, May 1, 2020
The Lab That Discovered Global Warming Has Good News and Bad News
New York Times, Apr 24, 2020
Walter C. Pitman III (1932-2019)
Eos, Apr 9, 2020
Pandemic Lockdowns Mean Cleaner Air--For Now
NBC News, Mar 31, 2020
Where I Work: Robin Bell
Nature, Mar 25, 2020
Scientists Reveal the Hidden Factor Behind the 2011 Japan Mega-Earthquake Equation
Sputnik News, Mar 18, 2020
How Hurricane Maria's Heavy Rains Devastated Puerto Rico's Forests
Science News, Mar 17, 2020
Even a Relatively Small Global War Would Cause Global Famine
Gizmodo, Mar 16, 2020
The Scientist Tackling the Deep-Sea Food Chain
Ozy, Mar 9, 2020
Seismometers Detect Small Icebergs Produced By Greenland Glaciers
IRIS, Mar 2, 2020
Does This Fossil Reveal a Jurassic Tropical Freeze?
Eos, Feb 18, 2020
How a Cold Climate Shaped Scotland's Political Climate
Eos, Feb 4, 2020
These Lava Lakes Drained Catastrophically--And Scientists Caught It in Action
National Geographic, Jan 27, 2020
A Website for All Paleo-CO2 Data
Eos, Jan 10, 2020
The Complicated Role of Iron in Ocean Health and Climate Change
Smithsonian, Jan 3, 2020
A Warning From Ancient Tree Rings: The Americas Are Prone to Drastic, Simultaneous Droughts
Science, Jan 2, 2020
New Project Aims to Avert Volcanic Disasters
Deep Carbon, Dec 23, 2019
Race and Racism in the Geosciences
Nature Geoscience, Dec 17, 2019
Fossil Find Shows That Enigmatic 'Sailing Stones' Existed Even 200 Million Years Ago
Science Alert, Dec 12, 2019
One of Europe's Worst Famines Likely Caused By Devastating Flooding
GeoSpace, Dec 12, 2019
Momentum Grows for Mapping the Seafloor
Eos, Dec 9, 2019
How a Volcanic Eruption Helped Create Modern Scotland
Science, Dec 5, 2019
It's Snowing ... Microplastics
Columbia Magazine, Dec 5, 2019
Promoting Racial Diversity in Geoscience
Eos, Dec 3, 2019
A Deep-Sea Magma Monster Gets a Body Scan
New York Times, Dec 3, 2019
The Future Is Peat
BYU Radio, Nov 14, 2019
Earth’s Odd Rotation May Solve Ancient Climate Mystery
National Geographic, Nov 13, 2019
How Listen to an Earthquake
NPR To the Best of Our Knowledge, Nov 5, 2019
The Fukushima 3 and the L'Aquila 7
Temblor, Oct 23, 2019
Are Wildfires Caused by Utilities or Climate Change? Yes.
New York Times, Oct 23, 2019
Are Clues to the Coming Winter Blowing in the Autumn Wind?
New York Times, Oct 18, 2019
The Mysterious Case of the Alien Rock
Columbia Magazine, Sep 16, 2019
How Kilauea's Lava Birthed an Algae Bloom Visible From Space
NOVA Next, Sep 5, 2019
What's the Link Between Hurricanes and Climate Change?
WNYC The Takeaway, Sep 3, 2019
What Makes a Hurricane Turn? How Wide Is the Eye? What's Next?
New York Times, Sep 3, 2019
A Day in the Life of a Tree
The New Yorker, Aug 27, 2019
The Secret Life of Trees
American Scholar, Aug 13, 2019
Scientists Have Discovered Fresh Water Under the Ocean, and It's Huge
Seeker, Jul 24, 2019
It's Melting: Science on Ice
Scientific American , Jul 22, 2019
How Does Climate Variability Contribute to Global Crop Failures?
European Scientist, Jul 11, 2019
Listening to Rock Music
Antarctic Sun, Jul 8, 2019
Off the Jersey Shore, a Vast Aquifer of Fresh Water Lies Beneath the Ocean
Philadelphia Inquirer, Jun 28, 2019
Scientists Found a Giant Freshwater Aquifer Off the East Coast
Axios, Jun 27, 2019
Mystery Stretch of the Pacific Is Not Warming Like the Rest of the World’s Waters
Newswee, Jun 26, 2019
Scientists Discover Giant Fresh-Water Aquifer Off U.S. East Coast
Gizmodo, Jun 21, 2019
Scientists Narrow Link Between Tides and Earthquakes
Weather.com, Jun 15, 2019
We Might Finally Know How Tides Trigger Earthquakes
IFL Science, Jun 7, 2019
Can Volcanic Eruptions Affect Hurricane Activity?
WeatherNation, May 30, 2019
Ancient Rocky Structure Found Beneath Antarctica. And It’s Messing With the Ice.
Livescience, May 29, 2019
Pee-oneering Archaeology
CBC Quirks and Quarks, Apr 25, 2019
The Sands of Time Are Soaked in Urine
The Sands of Time Are Soaked in Urine, Apr 18, 2019
Why Archaeologists Are Studying 10,000-Year-Old Urine
The Atlantic, Apr 18, 2019
A Geological 'Orrery' Could Reveal Planetary Dynamics in Deep Time
Scientific American, Apr 9, 2019
The Real 'Day After Tomorrow'
Daily Mail, Apr 8, 2019
Ocean Drilling in 'Iceberg Alley'
BBC News, Mar 26, 2019
Scientists Study Ancient Icebergs for Clues About Modern Climate Change
Geek, Mar 25, 2019
Wallace Broecker (1931-2019)
Science, Mar 21, 2019
'Impossible' Rocks Found on Remote Volcanic Island
LiveScience, Mar 18, 2019
Clues to Solar System's Planet Motion Puzzle Could Be Hidden in Earth's Rocks
Space, Mar 5, 2019
Earth's Rock Record Could Reveal the Motions of Other Planets
Smithsonian, Mar 4, 2019
Profile of Paul E. Olsen
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Mar 4, 2019
How Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Affect Climate in the Sahel
The Conversation, Feb 24, 2019
Wally Broecker, 1931-2019
PBS Nova, Feb 22, 2019
Wallace Broecker, Who Helped Popularize Term ‘Global Warming,’ Dies at 87
Washington Post, Feb 20, 2019
'Grandfather of Climate Science' Wallace Broecker Dies
NPR, Feb 19, 2019
Alaska's Year Without a Summer
AGU Blogosphere, Jan 18, 2019
Current Drought Is One of Worst Ever, New Study Says
Arizona Star, Jan 5, 2019
Hudson River Sediments Hold on to Fecal Bacteria, Study Shows
Rockland Journal News, Dec 19, 2018
How 30 Million Dead and Dying Trees Are Reshaping Puerto Rico's Forests
Earther, Dec 17, 2018
Strange Waves Ripppled Around the World, and No One Knows Why
National Geographic, Nov 30, 2018
The Simple Reason Humans Can't Control Wildfires
The Atlantic, Nov 13, 2018
Why Does California Have So Many Wildfires?
New York Times, Nov 9, 2018
El Nino Looks Imminent
Earther, Oct 19, 2018
Researching the Role Oceans Play in Climate Change
Autumn Years, Oct 1, 2018
Earth's Memory Is Locked in Ancient Seafloor Muck
Earher, Sep 28, 2018
Earthquake Studies Reveal the True Results of North Korea Nuclear Tests
Inverse, Sep 27, 2018
North Korea's Last Nuclear Test Triggered Earthquakes for 8 Months
Haaretz, Sep 25, 2018
Who Really Paid to Protect Us From Florence
CNN, Sep 16, 2018
Searching for Life on Mars Through the Lens of Greenland
Scientific American , Sep 14, 2018
Melting Glaciers Are Triggering the World's Biggest Tsunamis
CBC, Sep 6, 2018
Geologists Study Vikings for Lessons on Climate Change
The Eagle, Sep 3, 2018
Supercomputer Simulates 500,000 Years of Calfornia Earthquakes in Bid to Predict Future Ones
Daily Mail, Aug 24, 2018
An Ancient Seabed Holds Secrets in Search for Life on Other Planets
Deep Carbon Observatory, Aug 7, 2018
The Cartographer Who Discovered the Underwater Mountain Ranges Spanning the World
Physics Today, Jul 30, 2018
Marie Tharp, the Woman Who Discovered the Backbone of the Earth
Forbes, Jul 30, 2018
Pioneering Western Water Management Strategies
Science Friday, Jul 6, 2018
The Days Are Getting Longer--Very, Very Slowly
Guardian, Jun 4, 2018
We Know Plastic Is Harming Marine Life. What About Us?
National Geographic, May 15, 2018
Geologic Evidence Confirms Existence of 405,000-Year Milankovitch Cycle
Earth, May 11, 2018
How Scientists Use Tree Rings to Map Climate
Arctic Today, May 11, 2018
Jupiter and Venus Squeeze Earth's Orbit
Scientific American, May 10, 2018
Scientists Identify 405,000-Year Climate Cycle on Earth
Ha'aretz, May 10, 2018
How Long Could Hawaii Volcano Destruction Go On?
NPR Here & Now, May 7, 2018
Was There a Civilization on Earth Before Humans?
The Atlantic, Apr 13, 2018
Mapping the Ocean's Secrets
BBC, Mar 28, 2018
Ocean Scientists Work to Forecast Huge Plankton Blooms in Arabian Sea
Nature, Mar 27, 2018
Snow Science: Crystal Clues to Climate Change, Watersheds
Associated Press, Mar 15, 2018
The Wicked Problem of Earthquake Hazard in Developing Countries
Eos, Mar 8, 2018
Hudson Valley Earthquakes
Nyack News & Views, Feb 20, 2018
U.S. Seismic Research Ship Finds New Details About Hikurangi Subduction Zone
New Zealand Herald, Feb 10, 2018
Dividing Line: The Past, Present and Future of the 100th Meridian
Earth Magazine, Jan 24, 2018
Hot and Cold Running Planet
Nyack News & Views, Jan 10, 2018
The Day the Earth Moved
BBC, Jan 6, 2018
Scientists to Map Quake-Prone Region of Asia in Hopes of Mitigating Disaster
Reuters, Jan 3, 2018
History's Greatest El Nino May Have Caused Severe 19th-Century Famine
Inside Science, Dec 18, 2017
New Volcanic Island May Survive Much Longer Than Expected
National Geographic, Dec 11, 2017
Scientists Are Slowly Unlocking the Secrets of Earth's Constant Hum
Washington Post, Dec 10, 2017
How One Woman's Discovery Shook the Foundations of Geology
Mental Floss, Dec 6, 2017
Delaware Earthquake Uncommon But Not Unprecdented
CBS NY, Dec 4, 2017
The Big Data of Rocks, Ice, Soil and Sediments
Places Journal, Nov 8, 2017
Can Water Flow Uphill?
Freakonomics, Nov 5, 2017
Rare Footage Captures Giant Jellyfish Living Under Arctic Sea Ice
Livescience, Oct 25, 2017
Surprising Footage Captures Arctic Jellyfish Lurking Under Ice
Smithsonian, Oct 25, 2017
Volcanic Eruptions Can Cause Ice Sheets to Suddenly Melt
Earth.com, Oct 24, 2017
Will Earth's Lava Flows Help Us Decipher Ancient Mars?
Discover, Oct 13, 2017
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Hosts Open House
Rockland Journal News, Oct 8, 2017
Discovering Rivers and Lakes in Frozen Antarctica
Academic Minute, Oct 4, 2017
North Jersey Among the 'Most Active' Earthquake Zones
Bergen Record, Sep 27, 2017
Why Does Bangladesh Think They Can Put Rohingya Refugees on a Flooded Island?
Weather Channel, Sep 26, 2017
Listen to the Hidden Music of Earthquakes
Vice News, Sep 25, 2017
Seismologists Stumped By Mystery Shock After North Korea Nuclear Test
Nature, Sep 18, 2017
The Ice Detectives
Columbia Magazine, Sep 13, 2017
8.1 Magnitute Earthquake Is One of Strongest Ever to Hit Mexico
Popular Science, Sep 8, 2017
What You Need to Know About Hurricane Irma
Vice News, Sep 6, 2017
Seismic Detective Weighs in on North Korea's Latest Nuclear Test
Popular Mechanics, Sep 5, 2017
How Did Hurricane Harvey Become So Powerful So Quickly?
WeatherNation, Aug 29, 2017
Did the Vikings Become Raiders in Response to Climate Change?
Ars Technica, Aug 16, 2017
Mega-Tsunami Could Be Triggered By Alaska Quake
Scientific American, Aug 10, 2017
Mysteries of the Dead Sea
PBS SciTech Now, Aug 8, 2017
New Geologic Mapping Along Alaska Peninsula Reveals Tsunami Risk
Alaska Dispatch News, Aug 2, 2017
Seismic Zone Off Alaska Could Trigger Massive Tsunami
LiveScience, Aug 2, 2017
Watch Swarms of Earthquakes Sweep Across Oklahoma
Seeker, Jul 27, 2017
Even Tiny Changes in Earth's Orbit Would Yield Global Catastrophe
New York Times, Jul 25, 2017
Impact of Massive Breakaway Iceberg May Not Be Known for Years
Fox News, Jul 12, 2017
Can an Ancient Ocean Shoreline Set the Stage for a Tropical Forest Today?
National Science Foundation, Jul 11, 2017
Earthquake in Greenland Triggers Fatal Tsunami
Temblor, Jun 19, 2017
Life in the Ozone
Nyack News & Views, Jun 18, 2017
Are Diamonds Really Forever?
New York Times, Jun 12, 2017
Mercury Is the Inspectah Deck of Planets
The Atlantic, Jun 3, 2017
Biodiversity Moves Beyond Counting Species
Nature, May 30, 2017
Mega-Quakes Can Cause Earth's Crust to Rip Open and Snap Shut
LiveScience, May 9, 2017
Lamont Research Professor Sees Local Effects of Climate Change
Rockland Journal News, May 1, 2017
This Scientist Changed How We Look at Weather
Daily Forward, Apr 22, 2017
We Just Found Out Antarctica Is Covered By Rivers
Gizmodo, Apr 19, 2017
Antarctica’s Meltwater Rivers Raise Concern
Nexus Media News, Apr 19, 2017
Antarctic Scientists Go Chasing Waterfalls
The Atlantic, Apr 19, 2017
Antarctica Is Covered With More Meltwater Than Thought
National Geographic, Apr 19, 2017
The Hidden Lakes of Antarctica
Pacific Standard, Apr 19, 2017
Scientists Have Discovered Vast Systems of Flowing Water in Antarctica
Washington Post, Apr 19, 2017
A Scientist Who Paints the World Using Geophysics
Nyack News & Views, Apr 19, 2017
Another El Nino May Be on the Way
New York Times, Apr 13, 2017
Listen to an Earthquake's Eerie 'Whale Songs'
National Geographic, Apr 10, 2017
Hints of Disaster Found Under Dead Sea Bed
Haaretz, Mar 31, 2017
Scientific Drilling to Throw Light on Oceanic Plates
Oman Observer, Mar 29, 2017
Can Water Flow Uphill?
LiveScience, Mar 27, 2017
Meteor? Yes. Was It Nearby? No.
Rockland Journal News, Mar 24, 2017
Can Rocks Draw Down CO2?
Radio Ecoshock, Mar 23, 2017
Dead Sea Drilling Reveals 'Epic' Drought
Times of Israel, Mar 23, 2017
How Climate Models Could Help Prevent World War III
Inverse, Mar 23, 2017
Why Scientists Are Worried About a Landslide No One Ever Saw or Heard
Atlas Obscura, Mar 17, 2017
The Lifesaving Potential of Underwater Earthquake Monitors
The Atlantic, Mar 16, 2017
Ocean-Exploration Pioneers Who Happen to Be Women
Parley, Mar 12, 2017
The Culprit in Rising U.S. Western Smog Levels: Asia
NPR All Things Considered, Mar 4, 2017
California's Wet Weather Has Some Believing the Drought Is Over
ABC News, Feb 22, 2017
How Some Trees Defend Themselves From Fire
Boston Globe, Feb 19, 2017
Deep Aquifers Respond Rapidly to Climate
Science Daily, Feb 8, 2017
Failure to Find Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Leaves Many Questions Unanswered
USA Today, Jan 17, 2017
Polar Scientists Immortalize Obama
Salon , Jan 17, 2017
As U.S. Science Envoy, Scripps Oceanography's Leinen promotes closer ties with Chile
Scripps, Jan 12, 2017
Chilean president, U.S. ambassador and U.S. science envoy tour the research vessel Marcus G. Langseth in Valparaiso, Chile.
Press Office, President of the Republic of Chile, Jan 9, 2017
Lamont-Doherty Professor to Head Global Science Organization
Rockland Journal-News, Jan 7, 2017
More Frequent Glacial Quakes in Greenland Signal Ice Retreat
Eos, Jan 6, 2017
North Korea’s 2010 ‘Nuclear Explosion’ Was Actually an Earthquake
International Business Times, Dec 21, 2016
Was That an Earthquake, Or a Nuke Test?
Christian Science Monitor, Dec 20, 2016
Time-Lapse Google Maps Show How the World Is Changing
NPR, Dec 17, 2016
New Hampshire May Have Volcanoes One Day
Gizmodo, Dec 16, 2016
The Meeting That Gave Birth to the Idea of Global Tectonics
Eos, Dec 12, 2016
More Tornadoes in the Biggest U.S. Outbreaks
Weather Underground, Dec 2, 2016
The Secret Life of Volcanoes
Columbia magazine, Dec 1, 2016
Smudged Volcanic Crystals Offer Clues to Past Eruptions
Science, Nov 17, 2016
The Seafloor Rips Itself Open to Let Magma Through
International Business Times, Nov 14, 2016
Sand Demand at Center of Beach Replenishment Planning
WorkBoat, Nov 3, 2016
Climate and Homo Sapiens Migration During the Last Ice Age
John Batchelor Show, Nov 3, 2016
Local Scientist to Lead National Organization With Global Impact
Nyack New & Views, Oct 31, 2016
Why Scientists Keep Changing the Forecast for a La Niña Winter
WIRED, Oct 27, 2016
Rock You Like an Earthquake
LiveScience, Sep 29, 2016
The Woman Who Mapped the Ocean Floor
WNYC The Takeaway, Sep 14, 2016
How Marie Tharp Changed Geology Forever
Smithsonian, Sep 1, 2016
Why the Italy Earthquake Was So Destructive
Washington Post, Aug 24, 2016
Are Earthquakes in Italy and Myanmar Related?
National Geographic, Aug 24, 2016
Scientists Study Hudson From Adirondacks to Harbor
Associated Press, Aug 23, 2016
Ocean Slime Is Spreading Quickly Across the Earth
National Geographic News, Aug 19, 2016
Why Venus May Once Have Been Habitable
Christian Science Monitor, Aug 12, 2016
Defying Critics, a Paleontologist Looks for Answers Behind Mass Extinctions
Smithsonian, Aug 5, 2016
The World's Most Lightning-Prone Place Has the World's First Lightning Forecast
Atlas Obscura, Jul 27, 2016
Why Didn't End of El Nino Bring More Rain to California?
Environmental Research Web, Jul 25, 2016
Definition of an Explorer
The Lowdown, Jul 22, 2016
Where Are the Hurricanes?
New York Times, Jul 15, 2016
Hidden Fault Could Trigger Cataclysmic Quake in Asia
LiveScience, Jul 11, 2016
Massive Earthquake Could Lurk Under South Asia
National Geographic, Jul 11, 2016
What Caused a Massive Alaska Landslide?
Christian Science Monitor, Jul 6, 2016
'World Class' Landslide Rocks Southeast Alaska
KHNS, Jul 1, 2016
Was There an Ice Age in the Southern Hemisphere?
New York Times, Jun 6, 2016
Seeing the Seafloor in High Definition
Earth Magazine, Jun 3, 2016
Deepwater Horizon Spill Sank, Stuck to 'Marine Snow'
Eos, Jun 3, 2016
Measuring Ice's Behavior, From Earth's Glaciers to Saturn's Moons
Science Explorer, Jun 3, 2016
'Dirty Blizzard' Carried Deepwater Horizon Contaminants to Seafloor
EENews, May 30, 2016
You Do Need a Weatherman to Know Which Way the Wind Blew
NPR All Things Considered, May 30, 2016
Scientists Debate Evidence of Ancient Megatsunami
National Geographic, May 25, 2016
Fascinated by the Forces That Make Rocks and Ice Flow
People Behind the Science, May 23, 2016
Investigators Conduct Deep-Sea Search for Egyptair 804
NPR All Things Considered, May 23, 2016
Farming Is Single Biggest Cause of Europe's Worst Air Pollution
Guardian, May 17, 2016
The Anthropocene: End of the World As We Know It?
Huffington Post, May 17, 2016
Slow-Motion Earthquakes May Also Lead to Tsunamis
Business Standard, May 5, 2016
Ice a Surprising Heat Source on Jupiter's Europa
Cosmos, Apr 18, 2016
Bringing the Seafloor Into Focus
AGU Blogosphere, Apr 12, 2016
Is La Nina Coming?
Climate Central, Apr 8, 2016
What Is Plate Tectonics?
LiveScience, Mar 24, 2016
Helping the Earth Store Carbon
Fusion, Mar 13, 2016
Tornado Clusters Are Becoming More Deadly and Common
LiveScience, Mar 3, 2016
The Science Behind Ethiopia's Hunger Crisis
Mother Jones, Feb 26, 2016
Millions Face Food Shortages as El Nino Fuels Drought in Africa
Vice News, Feb 11, 2016
Millions Face Food Shortages as El Nino Fuels Africa's Worst Drought in Decades
Vice News, Feb 10, 2016
Iron Fertilization Might Not Make Oceans Better Carbon Sinks
Eos, Feb 5, 2016
Studying the Heart of El Nino
New York Times, Feb 2, 2016
A Young Ecologist on Cloud Forests, Global Warming and His Career Path
Santa Barbara Independent, Jan 29, 2016
Unlocking Antarctica's Secrets: The Ross Ice Shelf
MPR, Jan 28, 2016
Is Oil Actually Good for Sea Life?
Christian Science Monitor, Jan 26, 2016
Natural Oil Seeps Cause Microbes to Thrive in Gulf of Mexico
Tech Times, Jan 25, 2016
El Nino's Silver Lining
NPR Morning Edition, Jan 25, 2016
Why Are Hurricanes Forming In January?
The Conversation, Jan 21, 2016
Monster Tsunami May Have Created Madagascar Sand Dunes
LiveScience, Jan 13, 2016
Lingering El Nino Could Mean Fewer Tornadoes
Scientific American, Jan 13, 2016
In Alaska, North America's Largest Non-Volcanic Landslide
AGU Blogosphere, Jan 2, 2016
Scientists Debate Evidence of Ancient Megatsunami
National Geographic News, Dec 22, 2015
Groundwater Depletion Adding to Global Sea-Level Rise
USA Today, Dec 19, 2015
Alaska Landslide One of World's Biggest in Recent Years
Alaska Dispatch News, Dec 18, 2015
Causes of California Drought Are Complex
Columbia Spectator, Dec 7, 2015
The Laws of Subduction
Columbia Magazine, Dec 1, 2015
Why the Northern Lights Are Moving South
BBC News, Nov 27, 2015
Our Planet's Magnetic Poles Aren't Reversing Anytime Soon
Gizmodo, Nov 24, 2015
Scientists Expect Record El Nino
Columbia Record, Nov 21, 2015
How Panama Changed the World
PBS NOVA, Nov 12, 2015
El Nino: Meet the Man Who Tries to Predict the Unpredictable
SciDevNet, Nov 5, 2015
Did Climate Change Jump-Start Human Evolution?
New Scientist, Nov 4, 2015
Running Science Like a Small Business
Forecast, Nov 4, 2015
Ancient Volcano Collapse Caused 800-Foot Tsunami
Popular Science, Nov 2, 2015
Forecasting a Category 7 Hurricane?
CNN, Oct 24, 2015
'Strongest Storm Ever': Why Global Warmng Alone Not to Blame
WPIX, Oct 24, 2015
Earth's Magnetic Poles Aren't About to Switch
Science News, Oct 23, 2015
Satellite Imagery Detects Huge Yukon Landslide
Alaska Dispatch News, Oct 22, 2015
Can the Climate Really Control Mid-Ocean Ridges?
Ars Technica, Oct 20, 2015
45 Tons of Ice and Rock Came Crashing Down
NASA Earth Observatory, Oct 20, 2015
The Mystery of Antarctica's Disappearing Snow
LiveScience, Oct 15, 2015
Which Animals Live on Glaciers?
EarthSky, Oct 13, 2015
Robin Bell: Investigating Antarctica
WNET, Oct 8, 2015
Indonesia on Track for Worst Fire Season Since 1997
Medium.com, Oct 8, 2015
Megatsunami: An 800-Foot Wave?
Disclose.tv, Oct 4, 2015
Ancient Megatsunami Flung Boulders High as Eiffel Tower
Washington Post, Oct 2, 2015
A Tsunami Written in Stone
The New Yorker, Oct 2, 2015
Island Boulders Reveal Ancient Megatsunami
Nature, Oct 2, 2015
This Hurricane Won't Be Like the Last One
WNYC, Oct 1, 2015
Seawater the Source of Some Diamonds
Earth Magazine, Sep 29, 2015
Basic Science and Discoveries That Cannot Be Predicted
Huffington Post, Sep 18, 2015
Of Maps and Men
Golden Goose, Sep 10, 2015
Honoring High Achievements in 'Hypsographic Demography'
Social Science Space, Sep 10, 2015
The Subdued Roar of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
ABC News, Sep 3, 2015
We're Worse Off Than Ever for El Nino
Daily Beast, Sep 1, 2015
Sea Ice: How Ancient Ocean Birthed Diamonds
LiveScience, Aug 26, 2015
Thanks to El Nino, We Know What's Coming
Slate, Aug 19, 2015
El Nino May Bring 'Godzilla' Storms to California
MSNBC, Aug 14, 2015
New Jersey Earthquake: Residents Heard an 'Explosion'
NJ.com, Aug 14, 2015
Report Sets New Goals for U.S. Antarctic Program
Science, Aug 11, 2015
Huge Pacific Algae Bloom Poisons Shellfish and Sea Lions
Vice News, Aug 10, 2015
Inside a Volcano
WAMC, Aug 6, 2015
Ocean Currents Show Debris Could Be From Malaysia 370
Mashable, Jul 30, 2015
Flight 370 Debris Could Have Reached Western Indian Ocean
NPR, Jul 30, 2015
Why Record California Rainfall Won't End the Drought
Mic.com, Jul 21, 2015
Intensifying El Nino Could Rival Strongest in History
Washington Post, Jul 21, 2015
Glacial Earthquakes May Help Scientists Track Ice Loss
Los Angeles Times, Jun 26, 2015
What's Inside the Earth?
PBS NewsHour, Jun 25, 2015
What Happens During a 'Glacial Earthquake'
NPR Morning Edition, Jun 25, 2015
Earthquakes Are Shaking Greenland, for a Disturbing Reason
Washington Post, Jun 25, 2015
The Madden-Julian Oscillation
WAMC Academic Minute, Jun 23, 2015
Indonesia at Risk of Huge Fires
The Conversation, Jun 16, 2015
The True Face of Mercury
BBC, Jun 11, 2015
How Does Oil Form?
NBC News, Jun 10, 2015
Polar Scientists to Explore Beneath Largest Ice Shelf
Science, Jun 5, 2015
New Estimates of the Global Carbon Cycle
Deep Carbon Observatory, Jun 5, 2015
Can Big Data Save Us From Climate Catastrophes?
Medium, Jun 5, 2015
The Upper Crust in a Tectonic Plate Collision
New York Times, Jun 1, 2015
From Granite to Glacier: Rebuilding Antarctica's Past
Medill Reports, May 21, 2015
When Is the Next Major Hurricane Going to Hit?
Wired, May 20, 2015
Scientists Find World's Oldest Stone Tools
CBS News, May 20, 2015
Who Used the Earliest Stone Tools?
International Business Times, May 20, 2015
Stone Tool Discovery Pushes Back Dawn of Culture 700,000 Years
Guardian, May 20, 2015
Anatomy of a Deglaciation
Antarctic Sun, May 11, 2015
Why Allergies Are So Bad Right Now
Rockland Journal News, May 8, 2015
What's Driving Major Hurricane Landfalls?
Washington Post, Apr 30, 2015
Mercury Mission Set to End With Dramatic Crash
Nature, Apr 27, 2015
Nepal: Improving Earthquake Resilience in Developing Nations
Christian Science Monitor, Apr 27, 2015
$35 Million to Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory for Ocean Research
Nyack-Permont Patch, Apr 24, 2015
Decoding the Depths of the Earth
Scienceline, Apr 23, 2015
What Is Biodiversity?
PBS Sci-Tech Now, Apr 22, 2015
Nepal: A Tragedy Waiting to Happen
CNN, Apr 21, 2015
Looking Back on Messenger's Discoveries About Mercury
Sci-Tech Today, Apr 19, 2015
Filming Extreme Tectonic Processes
Earth Magazine, Mar 27, 2015
El Nino Can Predict Tornado Season's Intensity
LiveScience, Mar 16, 2015
La Nina Boosts Frequency of US Tornadoes, Study Finds
Carbon Brief, Mar 16, 2015
Mercury, Seen as Never Before
Nature, Mar 16, 2015
Seafloor Eruptions Triggered By Tides, Ice Ages
National Geographic News, Feb 7, 2015
Waking Beasts: Underwater Volcanoes Roused By Ice Ages
LiveScience, Feb 5, 2015
Undersea Volcanoes Erupt With Gravity, Shifting Earth?s Climate
Scientific American, Feb 5, 2015
Study Finds How Unseen Volcanoes May Influence Earth?s Climate
ClickGreen, Feb 5, 2015
Vapor-Pressure Deficit, Lurking in Our Woods
HIgh Country News, Jan 28, 2015
Supercomputing the Evolution of a Hardy Flower
Texas Advanced Computing Center, Jan 27, 2015
The Southwest's Most Important Number
Ensia, Jan 20, 2015
British Geologist Wins Vetlesen Prize for Volcano Work
BBC, Jan 20, 2015
British Volcanologist Wins Earth Science ?Nobel? Prize
The Conversation, Jan 20, 2015
The 40,000-Mile Volcano
New York Times, Jan 12, 2015
The Mesozoic: Age of Dinosaurs
LIveScience, Jan 7, 2015
Under the Ice, Antarctica's Never-Never Land
Daily Mail, Dec 15, 2014
Flying the Skies, Reaching for the Stars
Columbia College Today, Dec 15, 2014
How One Woman's Discovery Shook the Foundations of Geology
Mental Floss, Dec 14, 2014
Polar Vortex: How I Learned to Love an Overused Buzzword
Salon, Nov 22, 2014
Dust Bowl Was Worst Drought of Last Millennium, Study Finds
Weather Channel, Nov 21, 2014
Antarctica's Mysterious Mountains, Preserved by Ice
LiveScience, Nov 20, 2014
Maya Tolstoy: Seafloor Volcano and Earthquake Scientist
Conversations With Creative Women, Nov 11, 2014
A Messenger From Mercury
Planetary Radio, Nov 3, 2014
A New Exploration Era for Our Changing Poles
Bruce Museum, Oct 28, 2014
U.S. Tornadoes Form in Swarms
Scientific American, Oct 16, 2014
How Climate Change May Have Shaped Human Evolution
Smithsonian, Sep 30, 2014
Fault Lines: Facts About Cracks in the Earth
LiveScience, Sep 26, 2014
Scientists to Use Airguns Off NC to Study Continental Rift
Virginian-Pilot, Sep 13, 2014
Urban Waste Threatens Arabian Sea Fisheries
The Telegraph, Sep 10, 2014
Emerald Green Arabian Sea May Herald Ecosystem Disaster
LiveScience, Sep 9, 2014
Antarctic Station Adds Whales to Long-Term Ecology Study
Antarctic Sun, Jul 25, 2014
What Has Happened to El Nino?
BBC World Service, Jul 21, 2014
Super-Strong El Nino Now Off the Table
Slate, Jul 17, 2014
U.S. Raises Threat of a New York Quake
New York Times, Jul 17, 2014
8 Misconceptions About El Nino
Huffington Post, Jul 10, 2014
Did Halley's Comet Convert the Irish to Christianity?
Smithsonian Channel, Jul 8, 2014
Nuclear Power: Worst-Case Recalibration
Capital New York, Jul 2, 2014
Lamont-Doherty Researchers Make Their Mark on the Map
Columbia Record, Jul 1, 2014
Tree Rings: A Natural Archive
Pulse of the Planet, Jul 1, 2014
Why El Nino Forecasts Use Probabilities
Sierra Sun Times, Jun 22, 2014
Frozen Underworld Discovered Beneath Greenland Ice Sheet
The Guardian, Jun 16, 2014
Refreezing Water Causes Weird Warps in Greenland Ice
Climate Central, Jun 16, 2014
El Nino Is Going to Make Your 2014 Miserable
Scientific American, Jun 16, 2014
Corporate Research Grants, With Almost No Strings Attached
Science Business, Jun 5, 2014
Will El Nino Lead to Extreme Weather This Year?
NPR Here & Now, May 28, 2014
Desert Blocked Spread of Early Dinosaurs
National Geographic News, May 20, 2014
Local Climate Scientist Becomes a Geology Heavyweight
Rockland Journal News, May 18, 2014
The Woman Who Saw Beneath the Oceans
Skeptic Blog, May 14, 2014
'Missing' Hudson River Mud May Hold Climate-Change Clues
Rockland Journal News, May 11, 2014
John Allen: Scientist With an Eye on the Storm
Climate Central, May 8, 2014
Scientific 'Buried Treasure' May Yield Data on Shorelines' Future
McClatchy Newspapers, Apr 30, 2014
Drought Could Have Lasting Effect in Eastern US
redOrbit, Apr 18, 2014
Could 2014 El Nino Be a Mighty One?
ABC News , Apr 7, 2014
After 22 Years, Polar Researchers Still Find Surprises
Antarctic Sun, Apr 4, 2014
A Question of Atmosphere, on Earth and Beyond
phys.org, Apr 1, 2014
Meningitis Outbreaks Linked to Wind and Dust Levels
Guardian, Mar 25, 2014
New Zealand Dust May Have Cooled Earth During Ice Age
LiveScience, Mar 24, 2014
Mercury Is Wrinkling Like a Raisin
Forbes, Mar 17, 2014
Climate Conditions Help Forecast Meningitis Outbreak
Astrobiology, Mar 17, 2014
Please Explain: Glaciers
WNYC Leonard Lopate, Mar 14, 2014
Did Rainy Climate Aid Genghis Khan?
Los Angeles Times, Mar 14, 2014
3D Maps Show Lead Persists in Oceans
Fast Company, Mar 11, 2014
Mongol Empire May Have Risen During Abrupt Climate Shift
ClimateWire, Mar 11, 2014
Genghis Khan's Secret Weapon: Rain
National Geographic, Mar 10, 2014
Weather May Have Helped Genghis Khan
Toronto Star, Mar 10, 2014
Wet Spell Powered Mongol Empire
The Telegraph (Calcutta), Mar 10, 2014
Warm, Wet Times Led to Mongol Rise
Smithsonian, Mar 9, 2014
Wet Climate Helped Genghis Khan Conquer Asia
The Conversation, Mar 9, 2014
Finding New Worlds in a City's Old Snow Piles
New York Times, Mar 5, 2014
Tree Rings Record History of Drought
Discover , Mar 1, 2014
Glacier Bay Landslide Excites Scientists
KHNS, Alaska public radio, Feb 28, 2014
Massive Landslide Detected in Remote Alaska
LiveScience, Feb 20, 2014
What's Causing a Spike in Oklahoma Earthquakes?
The Nation, Feb 19, 2014
Where Does Road Salt Come From?
National Geographic, Feb 19, 2014
What Wiped Out the American West?
Discover, Feb 10, 2014
Dead Plants Hold Earthquake Secrets
LiveScience, Jan 24, 2014
Award Hails Efforts to Rescue Endangered Geoscience Data
Eos, Jan 7, 2014
Halley?s Comet May Be Linked to Famine 1,500 Years Ago
LiveScience, Dec 18, 2013
Yellowstone Supervolcano Is Bigger Than Previously Thought
WNYC The Takeaway, Dec 16, 2013
'Butterflies of the Sea' Record Ocean History in Their Shells
AGU Blogs, Dec 11, 2013
Drill Baby, Drill
The New Yorker, Dec 2, 2013
Investigating Landslides From Afar
Discover, Nov 11, 2013
How Future Storms Will Claim a Bigger Toll
CNN, Nov 10, 2013
Super Typhoon May Be Harbinger of Worse to Come
Voice of America, Nov 9, 2013
Potential Impact of the Super Typhoon
CNN, Nov 8, 2013
Rare Earths and Cell Phones
WAMC, Oct 16, 2013
Robin Bell: Polar Geophysicist, Sailor and More
The 51%, Oct 14, 2013
The Carbon Eaters
Columbia magazine, Oct 10, 2013
Government Shutdown Could Reach to Antarctica
PRI's The World, Oct 7, 2013
Even Antarctica Feels Effects of Government Shutdown
NPR, Oct 7, 2013
Government Shutdown Stymies Scientific Research
WNYC, Oct 2, 2013
Geologists Take Drill to Triassic Park
Nature, Oct 1, 2013
How Sandy Changed the Way We Issue Storm Warnings
Earth, Sep 11, 2013
Did a Comet Really Kill the Mammoths?
National Geographic News, Sep 10, 2013
Understanding Lava
WAMC, Sep 5, 2013
Fracking Practices to Blame in Ohio Earthquakes
LiveScience, Sep 4, 2013
The Risk Beneath Bangladesh
American Museum of Natural History, Sep 1, 2013
Flying Low Over Greenland to Track Changes in the Ice Sheet
The Guardian, Aug 27, 2013
Scientists Track Greenland's Melting Ice Sheet With 'Ice Pod'
The Guardian, Aug 27, 2013
What Was 'Snowball Earth' Really Like?
Astrobiology, Aug 23, 2013
Headstone for an Apocalypse
New York Times, Aug 16, 2013
Picking Volcanoes With a Short Fuse
Agence France-Presse, Aug 1, 2013
'Highway From Hell' Quickly Fed Deadly Volcano
LiveScience, Aug 1, 2013
Earth and Moon--As Seen From Saturn and Mercury
NBC News, Jul 22, 2013
Wastewater Wells Trigger Earthquakes
NPR All Things Considered, Jul 13, 2013
Distant Quakes Trigger Temblors in Oil Patch
Daily Climate, Jul 12, 2013
Distant Quakes May Trigger Wastewater-Site Temblors
BBC News, Jul 12, 2013
Wastewater Disposal Linked to Remotely Triggered Quakes
National Geographic, Jul 12, 2013
Far-Off Quakes May Cause Temblors at Injection Wells
New York Times, Jul 12, 2013
Injection Wells Spawn Powerful Earthquakes
Scientific American, Jul 12, 2013
In Bangladesh, Deeply Buried Hazards
Science 360, Jul 11, 2013
North Africa Melting Sheds Light on How Oceans Form
Planet Earth Online, Jul 4, 2013
Seafloor Earthquakes
TEDx, Jun 5, 2013
The Hudson River's Climate Records
WAMC public radio, Jun 3, 2013
Deep Arctic Waters Still Flowed During Last Ice Age
LiveScience, May 31, 2013
Seafloor ?Breathing? Could Help Forecast Earthquakes
LiveScience, May 30, 2013
Does Climate Influence Volcanoes?
Chronicle of Higher Education, May 24, 2013
Earthquakes May Be Possible to Forecast
Xinhua TV, Apr 28, 2013
Uncovering Fossils and Ancient Mysteries in New Jersey
New Jersey.com, Apr 21, 2013
Climate Model Fails to 'Predict' U.S. Droughts
Nature, Apr 16, 2013
Earth Day Action, Far and Near
Nyack News & Views, Apr 16, 2013
Ancient Shark-Tooth Swords Reveal Long-Lost Species
The Week, Apr 4, 2013
Researchers Develop Tool to Monitor Ice Sheets
Columbia Spectator, Mar 29, 2013
Landslide 'Quakes' Give Clues to Size and Location of Debris Flows
Smithsonian, Mar 27, 2013
The Amazon's Invisible 'Flying Rivers'
BBC Future, Mar 27, 2013
Vandalism on High Seas Leaves Gaps in Key Climate Data
ClimateWire, Mar 26, 2013
Ancient Volcanoes Linked to Mass Extinction May Have Modern Parallel
ClimateWire, Mar 23, 2013
Landslides Detected From Afar
Science News, Mar 23, 2013
Listening With Seismology Could Predict Landslides
LiveScience, Mar 22, 2013
The Shaky Side of Landslides
Science, Mar 22, 2013
Huge Volcano Eruptions May Have Paved Way for Dinosaurs
Popular Science, Mar 21, 2013
Volcano-Induced Die-Off Paved Way for Dinosaurs, Study Suggests
Los Angeles Times, Mar 21, 2013
Saving the Past in Dying Trees
Science, Feb 11, 2013
NY Shouldn't Discount Drilling-Related Quakes, Scientist Says
Energywire, Jan 31, 2013
U.S. Northeast Tremor Caused by Sonic Boom, Not Earthquake
Reuters, Jan 28, 2013
'Soundings,' a Book on a Woman Who Mapped the Seafloor
New York Times, Jan 24, 2013
Fracking Shakes Up the Earth
Albany Times-Union, Jan 16, 2013
All About Helium
WNYC Leonard Lopate, Jan 4, 2013
Satellite Data Helps Predict Meningitis Outbreaks
Inside Science, Dec 18, 2012
Genghis Khan's Rise Probably Aided by Climate
The Economist, Dec 5, 2012
Inside the Army's Arctic Simulation Lab
Wired, Nov 14, 2012
The Anthropocene (Part 3)
BBC World Service, Nov 5, 2012
The Anthropocene (Part 2)
BBC World Service, Nov 4, 2012
High-Def Storm Models Yielded Accurate Predictions
NPR All Things Considered, Oct 31, 2012
Predicting a Storm Surge Into New York City's Subways
The Atlantic, Oct 28, 2012
The Science of Hurricane Sandy
WNYC Brian Lehrer, Oct 26, 2012
Hurricane Sandy, the 'Frankenstorm'
Climate Central, Oct 26, 2012
A Volcanic Mind
Our Amazing Planet, Oct 11, 2012
Interview With a Deep-Earth 'Genius'
NPR All Things Considered, Oct 2, 2012
The Roots of Empire
Science, Sep 28, 2012
Where Asia's Monsoons Go to Die
Science, Sep 28, 2012
An Evening of Ignorance
Studio 360, Sep 22, 2012
Did a Meteorite Kickstart the Age of Dinosaurs?
Daily Mail, Sep 19, 2012
Can Polar Melting Affect Earth's Tilt and Spin?
New York Times, Sep 18, 2012
Did Dinosaurs' Reign Begin, as Well as End, With a Meteorite?
Scientific American, Sep 17, 2012
A Red Tide Epidemic?
New York Times, Sep 13, 2012
Dinosaur Tracks Lead a New Jersey Man to His Life's Pursuit
The Progress, Sep 13, 2012
The Color of Extraterrestrial Plants
WAMC public radio, Sep 10, 2012
The Woman Who Mapped the Ocean Floor
Huffington Post, Aug 28, 2012
Shark-Tooth Weapons Reveal Lost Biodiversity
Nature, Aug 17, 2012
El Nino Exerts a Deadly Effect
Nature, Aug 12, 2012
Sean Solomon Named New Lamont Director
(Rockland, N.Y.) Journal News, Aug 6, 2012
How Earth's 'Hum' Could Be Used to Predict Earthquakes
LiveScience, Aug 2, 2012
Sweeping 'Grand Canyon' Discovered Beneath Antarctic Ice
Our Amazing Planet, Jul 25, 2012
Tiny Sea Creatures Ride Rogue Currents to Arctic Waters
LiveScience, Jul 25, 2012
After Deepwater
Chronicle of Higher Education, Jul 18, 2012
Geophysicist Sean Solomon Is New Director of Lamont-Doherty
Columbia magazine, Jul 16, 2012
Study Raises New Concern About Earthquakes,Drilling Fluids
Reuters, Jul 12, 2012
The Remarkable Woman Who Mapped the Ocean Floor
Nature, Jul 12, 2012
When Space Changed History
History Channel, Jun 17, 2012
The Man Who Invented Dinosaurs
NPR Studio 360, Jun 8, 2012
1,200-Year-Old Cosmic Blast Captured in Japanese Trees
National Geographic News, Jun 7, 2012
Cruising the Northwest Coast for Signs of the 'Big One'
KPLU, Jun 4, 2012
Why Did Life Almost Die Out 200 Million Years Ago?
BBC, May 17, 2012
Scientist Studies Microscopic Plant Life in Ice
Arctic Sounder, May 11, 2012
Rising Ocean Temperatures Prime Amazon for Fire
Scientific American, Apr 10, 2012
Abundant Rain May Have Spurred Genghis Khan's Expansion
Scientific American, Mar 21, 2012
Scientists Closer to Season-Long Tornado Forecasts
CBS Evening News, Mar 19, 2012
Extraterrestial Photosynthesis
Astrobiology Magazine, Mar 15, 2012
Tree Rings Reveal Water Woes for Southeast U.S.
Environmental Research Web, Mar 14, 2012
In Guatemala, Reading Between the Tree Rings
New York Times blogs, Mar 13, 2012
Oceans May Have Set Stage for Human Evolution
Science News, Feb 17, 2012
Russians Punch Through to Antarctic Lake
NPR All Things Considered, Feb 9, 2012
What if We Could Predict Tornadoes a Month Out?
Christian Science Monitor, Jan 27, 2012
Waiting for Death Valley's Next Big Bang
Discovery News, Jan 24, 2012
Ubehebe Crater: Young, But Not About to Erupt
Wired, Jan 24, 2012
In Death Valley, Ancient Volcano Gives Scientists a Surprise
Christian Science Monitor, Jan 24, 2012
Why Is It So Warm in January?
WNYC Brian Lehrer, Jan 10, 2012
Disasters Simulated in Lab Provide Earthquake Data
Voice of America, Jan 9, 2012
Mapping a Mountain Range Found Under Antarctic Ice
Voice of America, Jan 9, 2012
How Ocean Floors Reveal Past Climate Changes
Voice of America, Jan 9, 2012
In His 80s, Geophysicist Still Probes Ocean?s Secrets
Voice of America, Jan 9, 2012
Deep Sea Expedition Probes Tectonic Plates
Our Amazing Planet, Jan 9, 2012
Researchers Look to Predict U.S. Floods
State Journal, Jan 4, 2012
Ohio Earthquake Likely Caused by Fracking Wastewater
Scientific American, Jan 4, 2012
Ohio Closes Disposal Wells After Earthquakes
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jan 3, 2012
Fracking Byproducts May Be Linked to Ohio Quakes
NPR All Things Considered, Jan 3, 2012
How Fracking Might Have Led to Ohio Quake
Christian Science Monitor, Jan 2, 2012
Dead Sea Drying Fast, a Sign of Trouble
Jewish Daily Forward, Dec 23, 2011
A Teak Record From Burma
Nature Climate Change, Dec 20, 2011
Exploring Climate History Through the Grapevine
Discovery News, Dec 20, 2011
Seeking Geological Treasure, From Before the Dinosaurs
Astrobiology Magazine, Dec 15, 2011
Dead Sea Dried Up in Past
Science, Dec 12, 2011
Subglacial Streams of Antarctica
WAMC public radio, Dec 12, 2011
Bible Accounts Supported By Dead Sea Record?
National Geographic News, Dec 9, 2011
U.S. Helps Bangladesh Study Earthquake Risk
SciDevNet, Dec 9, 2011
Did Maya Collapse Come From Deforestation?
Mongabay.com, Dec 8, 2011
Dead Sea Sediments May Deepen Understanding of Biblical Events
Discovery News, Dec 7, 2011
Cores Reveal When Dead Sea Died
BBC News, Dec 5, 2011
Could the Dead Sea Completely Vanish?
LiveScience, Dec 5, 2011
Maya May Have Caused Own Collapse
LiveScience, Dec 5, 2011
Ancient Dry Spells Offer Clues About Future Drought
Science Daily, Dec 5, 2011
The Science of Water and Climate: A Talk With Upmanu Lall
The Atlantic, Nov 30, 2011
Antarctic 'Ghost Mountains' Mystery Solved
BBC, Nov 17, 2011
Dark Days of the Triassic: Lost World
Nature, Nov 16, 2011
Shifting Face of a 200 Million-Year-Old Mystery
BBC, Oct 13, 2011
Can Humans Cause Earthquakes?
New York Times, Oct 10, 2011
Vessel Explores Earthquakes Off Alaska
Columbia Record, Sep 23, 2011
After East Coast Quake, Geoscientists Get to Work
New York Times, Sep 13, 2011
How Are Ancient Stone Tools Dated?
New York Times, Sep 13, 2011
Earthquakes Raise Concern for East Coast Nuclear Plants
New Jersey Newsroom, Sep 2, 2011
Why Hurricanes Prove Forecasters Wrong
The Takeaway, Aug 30, 2011
Earthquake 101
WNYC Brian Lehrer, Aug 24, 2011
The Six Biggest East Coast Quakes
ABC News, Aug 24, 2011
Global Geospatial Group to Promote Data Sharing
SciDev.Net, Aug 18, 2011
Scientists Predict Undersea Volcano Eruption
AFP, Aug 9, 2011
The Science of Drought Prediction
BBC World Service, Jul 14, 2011
Mining the Deep Sea
WNYC Leonard Lopate, Jul 8, 2011
New U.S. Funds for Research Collaborations in Developing World
Science, Jul 8, 2011
Averting a Locust Plague
Nature, Jun 29, 2011
How Old Is Backyard Dirt?
New York Times, Jun 14, 2011
A Bengali Recipe for Disaster
Science, Jun 10, 2011
How the Weather Can Soak Your Profits
Wall Street Journal, Apr 29, 2011
Can Earthquakes Shift Earth's Weather?
New York Times, Apr 26, 2011
Blindsided by the Ferocity of a Fault
New York Times, Mar 22, 2011
Sizing Up the Japan Quake
CNN Anderson Cooper 360, Mar 12, 2011
Japan Quake Could Have Been Even Worse
CNN, Mar 12, 2011
by Leonardo Seeber
Seismologists Analyze the Japan Quake
Wall Street Journal, Mar 12, 2011
The Science of Tsunamis
WNYC Leonard Lopate, Mar 11, 2011
Bottoms Up for Antarctic Ice Sheets
NPR Morning Edition, Mar 3, 2011
Antarctic Ice Sheet Built 'Bottom-Up'
BBC, Mar 3, 2011
A Big Surprise Beneath the Ice
New York Times, Mar 3, 2011
Major Science Center Puts Published Research on Internet
ClimateWire, Mar 2, 2011
Earth Observatory Will Open Access to Research
Columbia Spectator, Mar 1, 2011
Submarines to Do Science Under Polar Ice
Nature, Feb 17, 2011
Deep Below Antarctic Ice, Lake May Soon See Light
NPR All Things Considered, Feb 3, 2011
Quakes, Tectonic and Theoretical
New York Times, Jan 16, 2011
Jack Oliver, Who Proved Continental Drift, Dies at 87
New York Times, Jan 12, 2011
Climate Patterns to Help Predict the Next Big Floods?
National Geographic News, Dec 29, 2010
Earthquake Science: Beyond Bricks and Mortar
Nature Geoscience, Oct 29, 2010
by Arthur Lerner-Lam
Short Term Meteorology Drove Last Winter's Snows
Scientific American, Jul 30, 2010
2010 Hurricane Season Will Be Above Normal
Earth & Sky, Jun 28, 2010
Mysterious Mountains Found Hidden Below Antarctic Ice
Christian Science Monitor, Jun 10, 2010
Uncorking the Southern Ocean's Vintage CO2
Science, May 28, 2010
by Robert F. Anderson and Mary-Elena Carr
Groundwater Arsenic in South Asia
Science, May 28, 2010
Vulcanism and Cataclysm
New York Times, May 25, 2010
Invasive Plant Increases Ozone Pollution
BBC News, May 20, 2010
Kudzu Could Increase Ozone Pollution
LiveScience, May 19, 2010
In Cornfield's Tremble, a Warning for New York
New York Times, Apr 29, 2010
Why All the Earthquakes?
Big Think, Apr 16, 2010
How Volcanoes Can Change the World
CNN.com, Apr 16, 2010
by Rosanne D'Arrigo
Teams Set for First Taste of Antarctic Lakes
Nature, Mar 23, 2010
Scientists Plumb Depths Off Haiti
White House Office of Science and Technology, Mar 22, 2010
Dinosaurs Might Be Older Than Previously Thought
U.S. News & World Report, Mar 4, 2010
Why Chile Suffered Less Than Haiti
CNN, Feb 28, 2010
Earthquakes: The Prediction Puzzle
Science, Feb 26, 2010
Disaster Awaits Cities in Earthquake Zones
New York Times, Feb 25, 2010
Giant Meteorites Slammed Earth at 500 AD?
National Geographic News, Feb 3, 2010
U.S. Fault Lines
ABC Good Morning America, Jan 18, 2010
Deforestation Heightens Haiti Landslide Risk
National Geographic News, Jan 14, 2010
What Caused the Haiti Quake?
Leonard Lopate Show, WNYC, Jan 13, 2010
Scientists Warned of Coming Quake
Newsweek, Jan 13, 2010
Classified Recording of First Fusion Bomb Found in Old Safe
Wired, Jan 12, 2010
Carbon Sequestration on the East Coast
NPR Science Friday, Jan 8, 2010
East Coast Basalt and Carbon Sequestration
NPR Talk of the Nation, Jan 8, 2010
Where to Store CO2? Try the U.S. East Coast
Scientific American.com, Jan 4, 2010
Data to Expose 'Ghost Mountains'
BBC News, Dec 18, 2009
The Secret Life of Ancient Trees
Christian Science Monitor, Nov 10, 2009
Operation Ice Bridge
PRI's The World, Oct 12, 2009
NASA Flights Will Study Antarctic Changes
CNN, Oct 8, 2009
In Bangladesh, Findings on Arsenic and Water
New York Times, Sep 22, 2009
Using Climate Models to Help the Everglades
EarthSky, Aug 26, 2009
Earthquakes and Polluted Wells Tied to Hydrofracking
WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, Aug 18, 2009
Natural Disaster Death Zones
Popular Science, Aug 8, 2009
N. Korea Nuke Test Could Have Positive Outcome
New Scientist, May 27, 2009
Exploring Seabed History With 600,000 Pounds of Pipe
Popular Mechanics, Apr 17, 2009
Earthquakes' Mysteries Stymie Efforts to Predict Them
New York Times, Apr 13, 2009
Why the Ocean Floor Sinks
Science, Apr 4, 2009
Ocean Drilling: How the Past Provides Clues to Future
Popular Mechanics, Apr 3, 2009
Questions for an Icequake Expert
Popular Mechanics, Apr 1, 2009
Advances in Monitoring Nuclear Weapon Testing
Scientific American, Mar 1, 2009
Alp-Sized Peaks Found Entombed in Antarctic Ice
Reuters, Feb 24, 2009
Antarctica's Impossible Peaks Come Into View
Nature, Feb 24, 2009
'Ghost Peaks' Mapped Under Ice
BBC, Feb 24, 2009
Possible Link Between Dam and China Quake
New York Times, Feb 6, 2009
Chinese Quake May Have Been Manmade
Telegraph (London), Feb 2, 2009
J. Lamar Worzel, Columbia Physicist
Los Angeles Times, Feb 2, 2009
Origin of the Ocean Floor
Scientific American, Feb 1, 2009
Peter Kelemen
J. Lamar Worzel, Expert on Oceans' Depths
New York Times, Jan 26, 2009
Human Trigger for the Great Sichuan Quake?
Science, Jan 16, 2009
Comet Triggered Ancient Famine
New Scientist, Jan 7, 2009
Big Volcanoes Can Cool the Tropcis
Economic Times, Jan 6, 2009
Troubled Waters
The Economist, Jan 1, 2009
Climate Change, From Poland to the Poles
NPR Talk of the Nation, Dec 5, 2008
Expedition Set for 'Ghost Peaks'
BBC News, Oct 14, 2008
NASA Data Helps Pinpoint Impacted Populations in Disaster Aftermath
NASA.gov, Jun 12, 2008
The Top 5 Ways To Cause a Manmade Earthquake
Wired, Jun 4, 2008
The Sky Is Falling
The Atlantic Monthly, Jun 1, 2008
Mother Nature Still in Charge
LiveScience, May 9, 2008
U.S Earthquakes Jangle Nerves, Leave Scientists With Questions
ABC News, May 7, 2008
Seven Questions: When Disaster Strikes
Foreign Policy, May 1, 2008
The Color of Plants on Other Worlds
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Live From the Southern Ocean: A Blog
Scientific American online, Mar 3, 2008
Down to Earth With Robin Bell
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Studying Earth?s Poles, Where Change Is Happening Fast
Earth & Sky syndicated radio, Nov 7, 2007
Ecological Effects of Southern California Wildfires Could Be Devastating
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Buried Lakes Send Antarctica?s Iced Slipping Faster Into the Sea
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Survey Targets 'Ghost' Mountains
BBC News, Dec 13, 2006
Ancient Crash, Epic Wave
New York Times, Nov 14, 2006
Up and Away
The New Yorker, Aug 28, 2006
Earth Science Meets Social Science in a Study of Disasters
New York Times, Mar 14, 2006
William Haxby, Mapper of Ocean Floors
New York Times, Jan 9, 2006
Scientists Say Earth?s Center Rotates Faster Than Surface
New York Times, Aug 26, 2005
Quake Sounds Reveal Earth ?Ripping Apart?
CNN, Jul 21, 2005
Near the Hudson, Studying Earth
New York Times, Jan 11, 2004
An Institute for Planet Earth
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