Author: Emily O’Hara

Emily O’Hara is a Climate and Society Master’s student at Columbia University. She finished undergrad as an Environmental Studies and Public Policy major; Anthropology minor who graduated from Franklin and Marshall College in May 2020. She is passionate about environmental justice and sustainable development, which she hopes to further explore during her time at Columbia, with the goal of promoting prosperity while protecting the planet.

Study Locates Origins of Glacier Soot Pollution in Northern India

By sampling snow from glaciers and tracking pollutants back to their source, the study reveals pathways to reduce harmful pollution in the Indian Western Himalayas.
Combinations of Marginalized Identities Can Limit Climate Adaptation in Peru

A recent study found that factors like gender, age, and language can intersect to shape adaptation options. Better policies could promote more equitable adaptation.
Water Samples Reveal Microplastics in Remote Patagonian Fjord System

Microscopic bits of plastic have been discovered in remote pristine Chilean Patagonia, with implications for ecosystem and human health.
Ancient Data Provides Insights for Managing Future Flood Risks in Patagonia

Flood reconstruction in Patagonia allows for enhanced scientific understanding of glacier lake outburst floods, which are a major threat in mountain communities.

Study Locates Origins of Glacier Soot Pollution in Northern India

By sampling snow from glaciers and tracking pollutants back to their source, the study reveals pathways to reduce harmful pollution in the Indian Western Himalayas.
Combinations of Marginalized Identities Can Limit Climate Adaptation in Peru

A recent study found that factors like gender, age, and language can intersect to shape adaptation options. Better policies could promote more equitable adaptation.
Water Samples Reveal Microplastics in Remote Patagonian Fjord System

Microscopic bits of plastic have been discovered in remote pristine Chilean Patagonia, with implications for ecosystem and human health.
Ancient Data Provides Insights for Managing Future Flood Risks in Patagonia

Flood reconstruction in Patagonia allows for enhanced scientific understanding of glacier lake outburst floods, which are a major threat in mountain communities.