Research Center in the media
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March - April, 2005. World's largest rainforest
drying experiment completes first phase.
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March 29, 2005. NASA's Earth Observatory. Population's
Impact on Nature, highlights recent work by the Research
Center linking population growth and landscape
change to the increased severity of natural disasters.
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March 15, 2005. Cape Cod Today. Environmental
Dreams -
Environmentalism is about as moribund as the human spirit. Director George
M. Woodwell counters claims that environmentalism has lost its way.
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February 17, 2005. Providence Journal. The
Kyoto Protocol: Waiting for Godot?
- Deputy Director Kilaparti Ramakrishna asks the US to rejoin the world
on climate change. |
January 20, 2005. The Falmouth Enterprise & Upper
Cape Codder. Energy,
Planning, and Management of Coastal Resources
- A Wind Farm in Nantucket Sound. Comments by George M. Woodwell on the
urgent need for implementing renewable energy. January 31, 2005. Also
appearing in The
Cape Cod Times as Country
urgently needs wind farm (My View: reader commentary). |
January, 2005. Sierra Magazine. Green From the Ground Up - Using techniques simple and sophisticated, buildings can be easy on the planet. |
December 10, 2004. Providence Journal. George
M. Woodwell: Cape Wind vs. Brayton Point. Research Center
Director places Cape Wind project in perspective, both local
and global.
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August 11, 2004. Boston Globe. Research Center
directors Ramakrishna and Woodwell assert that World
Bank undermines efforts on global warming. |
August 7, 2004. Washington Post. Research by
Associate Scientist Scott Goetz & team featured in article
on DC area urban sprawl. |
June 3, 2004. NASA. WHRC work on Amazon fire
featured in NASA Earth Observatory feature "From
Forest to Field: How Fire is Transforming the Amazon." |
April 22, 2004. American Institute of Architects.
Woods Hole Research Center's Ordway Campus named to AIA-COTE's "Top
Ten Green Projects" for 2004.
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March 25, 2004. NASA. NASA's "Top
Story," March, 2004. NASA-funded researchers at the
Woods Hole Research Center use "SLEUTH" computer model
to project development in the Washington, DC - Baltimore area.
(NASA
site)
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March 10, 2004. Northeast Sustainable Energy
Association. 2004
Northeast Green Building Awards. The Woods Hole Research Center's
new high-performance building earns a first prize in the category
of small places of business. (NESEA
site)
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News Archives
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October 24, 2003. Providence Journal. William
Morgan: 'Strategy of hope' on Cape -- Architectural, environmental
marvel
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September 10, 2003. Architecture Week. Sustainable
Center for Woods Hole. "...a research organization
dedicated to studying the effects of human activities on the
environment has a responsibility to go... further to apply
sustainability as a guiding principle.
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September, 2003. Northern Power Systems. Real
World Power - Sustainable Energy for Woods Hole Research
Center's New Facility.
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May 3, 2003. Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. Homes,
Businesses, Non-Profits Go Green with Building Projects. $3.5
million in grants support installation of more than 100 solar
electric systems, including a grant of $273,692 to the Woods
Hole Research Center for the permitting and installation of a
wind turbine.
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May 30, 2002. Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. Woods
Hole Research Center receives grant of $226,308 for the installation
of an eighty-eight panel photovoltaic array.
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