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QRC member Eric Steig featured in CBS Sunday Morning segment on American history and climate change

UW glaciologist and ESS Professor Eric Steig was interviewed on the February 15th CBS Sunday Morning show. In the segment, “These United States: George Washington and climate change“, Steig showed CBS Environmental correspondent David Schechter around his lab (Δ*IsoLab, the stable isotope geochemistry laboratory in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences, which he co-leads with other ESS and Atmospheric Sciences faculty). 

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QRC Members on PBS Terra

View the PBS Terra spotlight on How Scientists Solved the Mystery of a 300-Year-Old Megaquake, featuring QRC’s own Brian Atwater and Carrie Garrison-Laney.
The 1700 Cascadia earthquake and tsunami was a massive natural disaster that reshaped the Pacific Northwest. 

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Art Design Contest for new QRC Merch, Deadline May 31

We have been looking for fun ways to promote the QRC and raise small additional funds to support QRC activities and grants. As such, we’re excited to announce an Art Contest for designs that capture the spirit of the QRC for t-shirts, hoodies, thermos’, stickers, etc., and we’d love for you to participate! 

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Alison Duvall and Tectonic Geomorphology

QRC’s own Alison Duvall is featured on season 2, episode 1 of the College of the Environment’s podcast.
Alison talks about her work in geomorphology, her work to increase knowledge about natural hazards and empower communities, and her path to becoming a scientist. 

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Former QRC Director, Estella Leopold, passes away at the age of 97

Below is an obituary from the Leopold Foundation: Estella Leopold was “a pioneer among researchers and conservationists, an eminent role model for women in science, and an all around amazing, kind, and generous human being.” – Caroline Strömberg
Link: https://www.aldoleopold.org/blogs/a-turning-of-the-page-in-the-leopold-legacy
David Williams also wrote a biography on Estella in 2010:
Link: https://www.historylink.org/File/9378 

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