Floods, Droughts and a Melting World
Engineering Researcher Measures Global Snow Total in Face of Climate Change
Millennials and the Saving-Too-Little Myth
Finance Professor Says Don’t Panic Over Generation’s Fiscal Future
Experts In the News
It’s when you look between the lines, when you disentangle those lines by race, ethnicity—everyone is not benefiting.
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In Brief
University of Maryland Graduation Rate Among Nation's Top 10
The University of Maryland has been honored as one of America’s top ten public institutions with the best six-year graduation rates by The Chronicle of Higher Education. UMD’s graduation rate was ranked No.10 nationally among over 500 public colleges.
Study: Climate Change Could Undermine Children’s Education and Development in Tropics
A new study by a University of Maryland researcher published this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences concludes that exposure to extreme heat and precipitation in prenatal and early childhood years in countries of the global tropics could make it harder for children to attain secondary school education.
Return of GEDI’s First Data on Forests
A University of Maryland project aboard the International Space Station designed to give insight into how much carbon is stored in Earth’s trees and how much carbon dioxide they can absorb is now producing data, NASA announced yesterday.
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