Mark Carey, Environmental Studies Program, Department of Geography

Mark Carey

Mark Carey

Professor, Environmental Studies and Geography
Director, The Glacier Lab
Practice Areas: Climate Change, Natural Disasters, Glaciers, Environmental History, Water Management

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Biography:

Mark Carey studies the societal dimensions of climate change, natural disasters, glacier retreat, mountaineering, and water management, especially in the Peruvian Andes but also in many other parts of the world’s mountain ranges. His recent work on glaciers focuses on glacial lake outburst floods in Nepal, ice core drilling in Antarctica and Greenland, as well as iceberg monitoring in the North Atlantic and off Newfoundland where the Titanic sank. Mark is a co-founder and co-director of the Transdisciplinary Andean Research Network.

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