Scott St. George

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I am an Associate Professor of Geography, Environment and Society, and Institute on the Environment Fellow at the University of Minnesota. I'm also a Humboldt Research Fellow at the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (Germany) and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the School of Environmental Sciences at Queen’s University (Canada). As an earth scientist trained in paleoclimatology, I use evidence preserved in geological or biological archives to understand how and why our environment has changed during the last several hundred or thousands of years.

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Scott St. George

Noah, Joseph, And High-Resolution Paleoclimatology

Guarding against false discovery in large-scale dendroclimatology

A Song of Our Warming Planet: Using Music to Communicate Critical Concepts in Climate Science

The "Year Without A Summer" was not a year without a ring

Seeing the Forest for the Tree(Ring)s

The decadal character of northern California's winter precipitation

Resonate! How 90 Seconds of Cello Music Is Helping People Connect With Climate Science

Absent rings are rare in Northern Hemisphere forests outside the American Southwest

GEOG5839.22, Paleofloods

GEOG5839.21, The Colorado River

5 Things You Can Do Right Now To Make Your Presentations A Little Bit Better

GEOG5839.19, Dendroclimatology

GEOG5839.18, Dendrogeomorphology

GEOG5839.17, Dendroecology

GEOG5839.15, signal processing

GEOG5839.14, The history of dendrochronology

GEOG5839.13, Sampling strategies

Water in North America: Past, Present and Future

GEOG5839.11, Dendroarcheology (courtesy Max Torbenson)

GEOG5839.12, the linear aggreate model of tree growth