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Woodwell Climate Research Center
https://www.woodwellclimate.org/Last activity: 26.08.2026
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Woodwell Climate Research Center (formerly Woods Hole Research Center) is an organization of renowned researchers who work with a worldwide network of partners to understand and combat climate change. We bring together hands-on experience and 35 years of policy impact to find societal-scale solutions that can be put into immediate action.
Location: United States, Massachusetts, Falmouth
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +1 508-540-9900
Founded date: 1985
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| Date | Title | Description |
| 26.08.2026 | A lush knee-high jungle grows in the Arctic, but warming is changing Earth’s mini-greenhouse | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By SETH BORENSTEIN TOOLIK LAKE, Alaska (AP) — With no tall trees reaching to the sky, Alaska’s North Slope tundra can look desolate — especially to outsiders from the Lower 48 who are used to in-yo... |
| 06.08.2026 | How extreme heat is changing Americans’ lives, according to a new poll | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By ALEXA ST. JOHN and LINLEY SANDERS Elisa Bracamonte has lived in Arizona her whole life, so she’s used to adjusting her schedule and outdoor activities around high temperatures, especially during... |
| 29.06.2026 | What makes a ‘heat dome’ and what does it mean? | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By ALEXA ST. JOHN These unbearably hot and humid summer months that put millions of people across the globe at risk are typically made possible by phenomena known as heat domes. Heat domes can make... |
| 04.06.2026 | Wildfires are making the US smoggy again, reversing progress on cleaner air, study finds | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By SETH BORENSTEIN, AP Science Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — For more than a decade, the United States dramatically reduced its national smog levels, but since 2015 smoke from increasingly larger wildfi... |
| 20.02.2026 | Scientists change how El Niño is labeled to keep up with spike in temperature | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By SETH BORENSTEIN WASHINGTON (AP) — The natural El Niño cycle, which warps weather worldwide, is both adding to and shaped by a warming world, meteorologists said. Related Articles Organizers of t... |
| 03.02.2026 | How climate change and human psychology make this US cold snap feel so harsh | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By SETH BORENSTEIN and M.K. WILDEMAN The brutally frigid weather that has gripped most of America for the past 11 days is not unprecedented. It just feels that way. Related Articles A crisis emerge... |
| 26.08.2025 | Scientists give harsh grades to Trump administration work aimed at undoing a key climate finding | The Trump administration in July proposed revoking a 2009 government finding that climate change is a threat to public health and welfare, a concept known as the “endangerment” finding that is backed by mainstream science. Overturning it co... |
| 31.01.2025 | The Arctic This Week Take Five: Week of 27 January, 2025 | Back to Publications Kingdom of Denmark to Invest 14.6 Billion Kroner in Arctic Defense On January 27, BBC reported that Denmark announced plans to significantly increase its investment in Arctic security, committing billions of dollars to ... |
| 10.01.2025 | Earth records hottest year ever in 2024 and the jump was so big it breached a key threshold | The Copernicus team calculated 2.88 degrees Fahrenheit of warming, Japan 2.826 and the British 2.754. Berkeley Earth — originally funded by a climate change skeptic — came in the hottest at 2.916 degrees. “The primary reason for these recor... |
| 09.01.2025 | Greenland: The Iceberg of Opportunity and Threat | Greenland is a paradox. It’s a land of ice and a treasure trove of resources. As the world warms, this remote island is becoming a focal point for both environmental concern and geopolitical interest. The melting ice reveals not just a chan... |
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