EnvironmentApril 26, 2012
SnowSTAR-2012: Convergence
Stories by Matthew Sturm
About the Author: Matthew Sturm first came to Arctic in 1973 aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker Northwind. He is now the Senior Scientist at the U.S. Army Cold Regions Laboratory-Alaska where he studies snow and climate. He is the author of Apun: The Arctic Snow (University of Alaska Press), A Teachers Guide to Arctic Snow (University of Alaska Press), and Finding the Arctic, a science adventure travel book available in June from the University of Chicago Press. He can be reached at matthew.sturm@usace.army.mil.
EnvironmentApril 22, 2012
SnowSTAR-2012: Big N The pursuit of snow data and high honor
EnvironmentApril 17, 2012
SnowSTAR-2012: Questionable Monuments and Widespread Cratering
EnvironmentApril 12, 2012
SnowSTAR-2012: Hoars and Drifters
EnvironmentApril 10, 2012
Alaskan North Slope Snow LiDAR Campaign: SnowSTAR-2012
EnvironmentFebruary 15, 2012
Blizzard! Explained.
EnvironmentJanuary 10, 2012
Lava Loops and Stone Stripes
EnvironmentMay 1, 2010
Arctic Plants Feel the Heat
Global warming is dramatically revamping not only the ice but also tundra and forests at the top of the world, greening some parts and browning others. The alterations could exacerbate climate change
The SciencesSeptember 3, 1904
A Novel Canal Lift at Foxton
By the English Correspondent of the Scientific American