New Article in Political Geography Journal by EEES PhD Candidate & Faculty! Congrats to Michelle Irengbam for her lead authored piece that just came out in the prestigious journal Political Geography!
How AI is Helping Archaeologists Make Discoveries Jesse Casana, W.J. Bryant 1925 Professor of Archaeology, is quoted in Nautilus about using artificial intelligence with remote imaging to identify archaeological sites.
Heat Waves Linked to Company Emissions Check out PRI's Living On Earth interview with Prof. Justin Mankin on extreme heat.
How Climate Shapes Soil Fungal Traits A Dartmouth-led study reports on the global distributions of microbial traits.
The strange divide in how Americans experience summer temperatures Prof. Jonathan Winter quoted on CNN.
Saluting Mentors: The 2025 Faculty Awards Thirty-eight professors across Dartmouth are honored for outstanding teaching.
How 'Scrumping' Apes May Have Given Us a Taste for Alcohol To guide more research, a Dartmouth paper coins a term for eating ripe fallen fruit.
Changes in Diet Drove Physical Evolution in Early Humans Hominins had a taste for high-carb plants long before the teeth to eat them.
Summers are getting hotter. Here's how experts say to cope with it Prof. Justin Mankin quoted in NPR's Short Wave podcast.
Frank Magilligan Receives Elizabeth Howland Hand-Otis Norton Pierce Award for 2025 Awarded to a member of the faculty who, in the opinion of the trustees, is an outstanding teacher of undergraduates
Areas of StudyThe EEES program consists of three clusters: Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Ecosystems and Earth Systems, and Environment and Society.
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