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Climate change may be pushing rainforests to a breaking point

Climate change may be pushing rainforests to a breaking point

Featuring faculty member Maria Uriarte.

September 16, 2021

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October 05, 2026

E3B Department Approved for Name Change

August 12, 2026

Tropical Trees Show Unexpected Capacity to Adapt to Drought

July 31, 2026

Sapient Volume 13 is Out Now!

April 17, 2026

E3B MA Student, Soham Mehta, named as a 2026 international Cambridge Gates Scholar

April 16, 2026

Even After Major Hurricane Damage Trees Keep Growing

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