Former Neukom Fellow Tracks Rainfall’s Big Shift

A new study in Nature co-authored by Corey Lesk, a former Neukom Postdoctoral Fellow who is now a professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal, finds the world’s rainfall is consolidating into bigger storms and longer dry spells, leaving less water for land even as totals rise. Read more.

By Meghan Wicks
Meghan Wicks Communications Specialist