1. Stars in our eyes

    Astronomy consistently garners more public support than the earthbound sciences. Could it be those fancy telescopes?

  2. The allure of cycles

    Sea level rise has Ricky Rood thinking about what makes a cycle and what makes a trend.

  3. Feeling insecure

    Ricky Rood examines the climate change nexus with energy security, national security, and economic security.

  4. We need human learning more than machine learning

    Artificial intelligence is fine, says Ricky Rood, but human intelligence will drive the solution to our climate crisis.

  5. Will the Earth be habitable in 2100?

    The short answer: “Of course,” says Ricky Rood. As for the long answer? It’s a little more complicated.

  6. Private sector action may be linchpin to conservative support on climate change

    Study: Conservatives are more supportive of private-sector action than public-sector action, while liberals are more supportive of government regulations than private-sector action or a carbon tax.

  7. Hurricanes, hospitals, and health care

    As extreme weather events multiply, U-M researchers have found a troubling lack of primary care doctors, surgeons, and specialists in some of the hardest-hit communities.

  8. Clean-up crew

    Ricky Rood projects potential climate impacts under a new U.S. presidential administration.

  9. Ecology in the digital age

    As opportunities for fieldwork at U-M’s Biological Station were placed on hiatus due to coronavirus, BioStation faculty and students shifted focus and discovered new wonders much closer to home.