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Trees vital to improving stream quality, UGA Student finds

Want better streams? Plant some trees, according to a University of Georgia study.


Geography department pushes for certificate in urbanization and metropolitan planning

The year long process by the Department of Geography to create a certificate in Urban and Metropolitan Studies will hopefully be finalized in enough time to begin in the Fall 2016 semester, said Steven Holloway, a geography professor.


News from the SEDAAG Conference 2015

At the SEDAAG banquet, Pete Akers received the best paper award for a doctoral student for his presentation: Severe Dry Events and Precipitation Seasonality Changes in the American Midwest During the Holocene: Evidence From Multiple Proxies in a Southern Indiana Stalagmite Calibrated with Modern…


UGA professor narrator for new disaster series

University of Georgia professor Marshall Shepherd is the narrator of a new video series released this week by NBC Learn and the National Science Foundation.


Research suggests severe weather will continue, be more variable

More tornadoes will be commonplace by 2080 as a result of a changing climate, according to a new study from UGA geography researchers.

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