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Michael J. Retelle

Professor of Geology

climate change, earth surface processes, glacial and quaternary geology, glacial environments and environmental change in northern New England, the North Atlantic and the high arctic

Beverly J. Johnson

Professor of Geology

archives of sea level rise, biogeochemical cycling in Maine lakes and nearshore environments over a variety of time scales, carbon storage and sequestration in salt marshes, environmental and stable isotope geochemistry, mechanisms of salt marsh formation

Larissa M. Williams

Assistant Professor of Biology

biological importance of genetic variation, developmental biology, evolution, molecular biology, molecular mechanisms of toxicology and development, responses to toxicants and environmental change across trophic levels and development, toxicology

Alice M. Doughty

Visiting Assistant Professor of Geology

William G. Ambrose Jr

Professor of Biology

Arctic oceanography, benthic ecology, climate change, coastal ecosystems, ecology, food web structure, invertebrate fisheries biology, marine ecology, oceanography, paleoecology, sclerochronology

Gerald F. Bigelow

Visiting Associate Professor of History

anthropology, archaeology, climate and culture, climate catastrophies, environmental catastrophies, historical ecology, history, maritime cultures, medieval archaeology, North Atlantic archaeology, Scandinavian and Celtic archaeology and ethnohistory

Lynne Y. Lewis

Elmer W. Campbell Professor of Economics

climate change and climate change policy, economic incentives, environmental and natural resource economics, fisheries, Himalayan and Andean glaciers, Maine, southwestern United States, valuation of the environment, water resources

Pamela Johnson

Associate Professor of Art and Visual Culture

art, art and popular culture, art history, drawing, modern and contemporary art, painting, printmaking, studio art, visual art

Michael E. Jones

Professor of History

collapse of pre-modern civilizations, environmental history, famine and disease in late-Roman and early medieval northwest Europe, late antiquity, later Roman Empire, maritime history, North Atlantic studies, Roman Britain and Anglo-Saxon England

Sonja K. Pieck

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies

20th-21st century environmental history, development studies, environmental history, environmental movements and social movement theory, environmental politics, Germany, international development theory and processes, Latin America, NGO studies, political geography
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