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  • Report Details Next Steps in Arctic Shipping Policies

    September 16, 2010

    As the climate warms and global commerce grows, the prospect of an arctic shipping route becomes more tangible.  A new report, “Considering a Roadmap Forward: The Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment,” the result of a collaboration between Dartmouth College, the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and the University of the Arctic, offers policymakers worldwide with guidance for navigating the political and practical ramifications of shipping in the Arctic.

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  • Experts Convene in Finland to Discuss Climate Change and Human Security

    September 13, 2010

    Scientists and other experts from across the North met from Sept 5-8, 2010, at the University of Lapland in Rovaniemi, Finland to address issues of climate change and human security, in a workshop organized for University of the Arctic Institute for Applied Circumpolar Policy (led by Dartmouth College and the University of Alaska at Fairbanks) in conjunction with the University of Lapland and the

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  • IGERT Fellow Measures Ocean Ice with NASA

    July 28, 2010

    Dartmouth IGERT Fellow Chris Polashenski and IGERT faculty member and CRREL engineer Don Perovich have returned from two weeks on the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy in the Chukchi Sea where they were studying changes in sea ice cover. Reprinted from NASA News, 7/23/10 -- Cutting Into Arctic Ice IGERT Fellow Chris Polashenski drilling into sea ice

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  • IGERT Lands in Greenland for Polar Studies

    July 13, 2010

    Students in Dartmouth's IGERT program in polar environmental change have started heading to Greenland to begin field work that will take them to the Kangerlussuaq International Science Support research station, Summit Station high on the Greenland ice sheet, and the bustling capital of Nuuk. IGERT on the Greenland Ice Sheet

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  • Students Awarded Funding for Projects for Peace

    May 20, 2010

    Two Dartmouth students, DeVon Mosley '09 and Mahmud Johnson '13, have recently received $10,000 Kathryn Wasserman Davis Project for Peace grants, which support grassroots efforts to promote peace. Mosley and Johnson will spend this summer carrying out their projects. Devon-Mosley-09.jpeg

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