Professor, ESPM Chair
Research Interests
Pedology isotope biogeochemistry, impact of climate and life on earth processes, soils in biogeochemical cycles, human impacts on soils and ecosystems
Research Description
The Earth has entered the Anthropocene, a geologic epoch where humans are altering the face of the planet on a scale rivaled only by past meteor impacts or glacial cycles. These are therefore exciting and important times for earth scientists, a period requiring multidisciplinary research to understand the functioning of the present global system, a need to project the Earth’s future, and the skill to conveying this message effectively and clearly to the public.
More information can be found on the Amundson Lab website.
Contact Information
Email: earthy@berkeley.edu
Office: 317 Hilgard Hall
Office Phone: 510-643-7890
Website(s)
Office Hours
By appointment-145 Mulford Hall
Research Group(s)
Mailing Address
Dept of Environmental Science, Policy, & Management
UC Berkeley
130 Mulford Hall #3114
Berkeley, CA 94720
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