Dr. Cameron Wake is the UNHSA Climate Education Initiative (CEI) Faculty Fellow.

A Research Associate Professor in Glaciology/Environmental Chemistry (UNH Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space and the College of Engineering & Physical Sciences' Department of Earth Sciences) and Director of Carbon Solutions New England (CSNE), as CEI Faculty Fellow Dr. Wake advances activities across curriculum, operations, research and engagement (CORE) in climate and energy. This work includes directing Carbon Solutions New England (CSNE), being the faculty fellow/director of the Sustainability Research Collaboratory, participating in the NH Energy & Climate Collaborative, and sitting on the UNHSA Collaborative Council and the UNH Energy Task Force to help guide the direction of CEI and the UNHSA as a whole. Dr. Wake directs an active research program investigating regional climate and environmental change through the analysis of ice cores, and instrumental and phonological records. Currently he is leading research programs to assess the impact of climate change in New England and to reconstruct climate change from ice cores recovered from glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau and in the Arctic. He is also an author on over 60 papers published in the peer-reviewed scientific literature, including authorship on a series of papers and reports detailing the impact of climate change in the Northeast US.

More Information

• Carbon Solutions New England
• Sustainability Research Collaboratory
• Energy Task Force
• Read Dr. Wake's Profile in Sustainability