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Understanding Fire’s Climate Feedbacks

A new project led by Min Chen will use machine learning and advanced climate modeling to reduce uncertainty in wildfire predictions.

Strengthening our Shorelines

Chelsea Schelly helps lead a $1 million NSF project supporting rural and Indigenous communities facing growing climate hazards.

Seeds of Resilience

How one species of bird is helping forests persist in the face of wildfire.

Power at a Price

New analysis finds two proposed power plants could increase air pollution, health harms, and long-term damages.

Designing Clean Air for a Cooler Climate

New SAGE research shows decarbonization can meet ozone standards while cutting carbon emissions.

A CHEERful Update

One of UW–Madison’s newest centers is helping improve air quality and health equity in Milwaukee.

Sowing Spicy Seeds

New research finds that pepper-coated acorns can outsmart seed-hungry rodents, helping support forest restoration efforts.

The Greener Commute

New research from the Nelson Institute explores how pandemic-driven work changes shape a more sustainable future.

No Soy, No Deforestation

Studies from SAGE researchers show Brazil’s moratorium plays a crucial role in preventing forest loss across the Amazon.

When Waters Rise, so Do Health Risks

Nelson faculty member Jonathan Sullivan coauthors national study linking severe floods to higher hospitalization rates and unequal impacts across communities.

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