Geography
Frequent exposure to disasters leads to lower scores for mental health
A&M team publishes study in the journal Natural Hazards
Earth’s shrinking cryosphere: Team makes first-ever global assessment
The planet’s cover of snow and ice cover is receding by 33,000 square miles per year, study says
‘No veteran ever dies’: Digital map will preserve and share legacies
Interdisciplinary team will develop GIS-based applications to memorialize veterans at three national cemeteries
Nations must protect their peatlands to slow climate change, study says
Carbon balance could shift from sink to source during this century, scientists believe
AAAS names seven A&M System faculty members as 2020 Fellows
The American Association for the Advancement of Science will induct 489 scientists, engineers and innovators in February 2021
Water-insecure households are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19
Inadequate water access increases the risk for COVID-19 in many ways beyond limiting hand washing
River ice has declined globally over last three decades, new study says
Findings are based on examination of more than 400,000 satellite images
Casualties from tornados: Why do rates vary from region to region?
New research suggests there are important factors beyond mobile-home parks and low-income communities
How do you measure water crises? New scale provides actionable data
Multi-disciplinary, international team of more than 40 researchers includes A&M geography professor