Williamsburg, VA 17 February 2017
NPR published today a very thought-provoking and relevant article (also heard on All Things Considered) about coastal erosion, climate change, and resilient communities. It is focused on Nahant, rather than Plum Island, but the same lessons apply. Check it out here: In Massachusetts, Coastal Residents Consider How To Adapt To Climate Change
February 18, 2017 - Williamsburg, VA 17 February 2017 NPR published today a very thought-provoking and relevant article (also heard on All Things Considered) about coastal erosion, climate change, […]
October 24, 2016 - Gloucester Point, VA 25 October 2016 I received an email yesterday from friend of the project and local science author Bill Sargent (author of this […]
October 23, 2016 - Williamsburg, VA 23 October 2016 The high temperatures finally fell below 80 degrees down here in Virginia and the leaves are maybe just starting to […]
Posted: February 18, 2017
Gloucester Point, VA 18 February 2017 Back in the fall, I wrote about why Plum Island is so unique: it doesn’t move. It has been […]
Posted: February 18, 2017
Williamsburg, VA 17 February 2017 NPR published today a very thought-provoking and relevant article (also heard on All Things Considered) about coastal erosion, climate change, […]
Posted: October 24, 2016
Gloucester Point, VA 25 October 2016 I received an email yesterday from friend of the project and local science author Bill Sargent (author of this […]
Posted: October 23, 2016
Williamsburg, VA 23 October 2016 The high temperatures finally fell below 80 degrees down here in Virginia and the leaves are maybe just starting to […]
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