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The Intern Dispatches: Chicken Gyros and Koropi
By Zeineb Hajri One of my favorite days in Athens started with something simple but unforgettable: a chicken gyro. Before heading toward Koropi for a few beach days, I stopped by…
September 18, 2026
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Building Forest Resilience in Mediterranean Ecosystems: MS in Environment & International Affairs Students Partner with WWF Greece on Wildfire Prevention
By Yoonseo Cho (MS-EIA’26) and Silvie Sandeen (MS-EIA’26) on behalf of the broader team As students in Georgetown University’s Master of Science in Environment and International…
September 16, 2026
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Latest Cohort of GU Fellows Complete Summer Research Projects
Georgetown University undergraduate students submitted their final deliverable for the Center for Research and Fellowships (CRF) Summer Research Fellows program Sept.. …
September 10, 2026
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Canada Has a New Forested Floating Island. Scientists Think It Used to Have Many More.
Researchers explain how it’s possible for a forest to.…
September 1, 2026
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How Nepal’s steep topography contributed to Nepal’s catastrophic flooding
Hydrologist and Earth Commons professor at Georgetown University in Qatar, Raha Hakimdavar, discusses how victims in Nepal had very little time to respond to the flooding because…
August 28, 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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Exploring the Yucatán: Hands-on Learning in a Whole New Light
In a reflection on immersive learning in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, Zoe Gutherman shares how field research, cultural exchange and hands-on conservation experiences deepened her…
April 16, 2026
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Complicating Long-Term Stability: Water Security and the Iran War
In the summer of 2025, Tehran almost reached “Day Zero” – a designation for the moment when the city’s municipal water supply was no longer able to meet basic demand through…
April 2, 2026
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War in Iran poses threat to critical water desalination plants
Gulf countries rely heavily on plants that make sea water potable — for drinking and for industry, including farming, oil production, and tourism. They may be vulnerable to.…
March 13, 2026
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How water is under attack in Iran and Bahrain
Here & Now's Peter O'Dowd speaks with Georgetown University professor Marcus King about why this technology is so vital for the arid Middle East and the precedent these attacks…
March 10, 2026