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Mapping ocean worlds through the data revolution
In an ongoing ‘data revolution’ in ocean science, scientists are working to close perceived knowledge gaps through novel data technologies, which make previously unseen physical…
July 27, 2026
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Half of migratory bird species are declining globally, new study finds
The size of the world’s migratory bird populations is taking a nosedive, according to a new Nature study by scientists across four continents. Led by researchers from Georgetown…
July 24, 2026
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Status, threats and conservation of Earth’s migratory birds
In this review, the authors discuss current trends, threats and conservation responses for migratory birds. The true status of Earth’s migratory birds remains uncertain as…
July 23, 2026
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More Than Half of the World’s Migratory Bird Species Are Declining, New Global Study Finds
International team of scientists calls for a new approach to biodiversity conservation as losses span continents, oceans, and political boundaries More than half of the world&…
July 23, 2026
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More than half of Earth’s migratory bird species are declining – here’s how we can still save them
Dean Pete Marra authors a paper regarding how the science around migratory birds has changed dramatically over the past two decades, and how conservation can help save these…
July 22, 2026
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Bird Populations Are in Steep Decline Around the World. Here’s What Might Bring Birds Back.
A new study from Georgetown shows that more than half of all migratory bird species around the world are in decline. An ornithologist explains.…
July 22, 2026
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Learn more: M.S. in Environment and Sustainability Management
Explore articles about the M.S. in Environment and Sustainability Management from the McDonough School of…
July 16, 2026
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The Grid Was Built for the Past Climate
Historical climate conditions are becoming increasingly unreliable guides for future infrastructure planning, says ECo Faculty Roshi.…
June 12, 2026
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Bird populations are declining. Experts are getting closer to figuring out why
Experts, including Dr. Pete Marra, explore data and patterns that might explain why there has been a decline in bird.…
May 12, 2026
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Tony Inhorn (MS-EIA’26) bridges energy policy, science and community at Georgetown
Throughout his time in Georgetown’s Master of Science in Environment and International Affairs program (MS-EIA)—a joint degree between SFS and the Earth Commons, Georgetown’s…
April 30, 2026