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@LamontEarth

Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory builds fundamental knowledge about the origin, evolution & future of our planet. We are part of @Columbia’s @ColumbiaClimate.

Palisades, NY

ldeo.columbia.edu

Joined February 2012

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Aug 12
Volcanologists Terry Plank and Einat Lev of @LamontEarth with the AVERT team and Chilean colleagues have brought real-time monitoring to Villarrica, one of Chile’s most active and dangerous volcanoes. 🌋 Wiring the Spirit’s House: news.climate.columbia.edu/2026/08/10/wir…
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@LamontEarth
Aug 19
Scientists have found that people are being exposed to more toxins from wildfire smoke than previously known. “It’s a bit of a young field” but recent research is compelling, says @LamontEarth climate scientist Dan Westervelt. Via @nytimes:
How Wildfire Smoke Affects Your Health
From nytimes.com
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@LamontEarth
Aug 13
Heat, cold, snow, and wildfire smoke in NYC have translated into eviction delays, giving tenants temporary respite to stay in their homes. Climate scientist Daniel Bader of @LamontEarth breaks down the extreme weather events of 2026. Via @Curbed.
Extreme Weather Has Translated to a Lot More Eviction Delays
From curbed.com
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@LamontEarth
Aug 11
Seismologist Eric Beaucé of @LamontEarth joins @CBSNews to explain how location played a role in Colombia's 7.4- magnitude earthquake that took place on Aug 10.
How Colombia's location impacted the earthquake's magnitude
From cbsnews.com
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@LamontEarth
Aug 10
A new, uniquely long-term study of emissions at a New Jersey landfill led by PhD student Andrew Hallward-Driemeier of @LamontEarth suggests that estimates of methane pollution in the US and elsewhere may be dramatically off. Learn more: lamont.columbia.edu/news/long-term…
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