Clark researcher: What’s eating the ‘donut cities’
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Faculty in the Graduate School of Geography are prolific scholars. They are called to serve on professional boards and commissions, they publish widely in peer-reviewed journals, and their research has been featured in the media and in publications on and off campus.
Below, read stories from the University’s ClarkNow news hub and other sources featuring our faculty’s research, scholarship, and accomplishments. Our Geography Newsletters also include information about faculty news and accomplishments.
The week after the centennial celebration, Harriet Chandler had GSG Director, James McCarthy, back on her show, the Chandler Chat, for a two-part conversation about climate change in Massachusetts, along with MA State Senator Michael Barrett, who is the chair of the MA state senate committee in charge of energy and climate issues. He has been a real leader on climate issues in MA for decades, and is deeply connected with all of the relevant policy actors and institutions in the state. Part 2
