Shanan Peters in National Geographic: Earth has lost and gained many oceans

Professor of Geoscience comments on the profound, centuries-long process that transforms Earth's oceans and coastlines.

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Andrea Dutton in National Geographic: Antarctica's ice is rapidly approaching a melting tipping point

An accelerating increase in ice melt affects sea level rise, says Professor of Geoscience. "Once you cross this threshold, there's going back."

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Rocking the Classroom

It’s not at all unusual for Stephen R. Meyers to teach his Geoscience 100 course while standing on a chair. Or a desk. Or, during remote learning forced by COVID-19, on the roof of his house using a drone. Meyers is always finding new ways to make learning about rocks a lot more fun.

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Andrea Dutton on WPR: Confronting doomsday on climate change

Geoscience professor reports on her recent Antarctica research in New Zealand.

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The winners: Cool Science Images 2020

L&S departments of geoscience, integrative biology and physics are among the winners in UW–Madison’s 10th Cool Science Image Contest. A panel of artists, scientists and science communicators judged the scientific content and aesthetic.

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Warming oceans could cause Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse, sea level rise

A new study suggests the Western Antarctic Ice Sheet is less stable than researchers once thought.

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Geoscience’s John Valley honored for distinction in the field

Valley receives the Arthur L. Day Medal from the Geological Society of America

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This is her brain on climate change

Recent MacArthur "Genius" Grant winner Andrea Dutton adds her sea-level rise expertise to the Department of Geoscience

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On WORT 89.9 FM: UW Origins Project explores how scientists research our beginnings

UW-Madison’s recently released Origins project links together different academic fields to paint a picture of how scientists research Earth’s and mankind’s beginnings. Anthropology professor John Hawks is featured in the project, and spoke with Nina Kravinsky about the study.

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