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Climate change ‘tug of war’ keeps scientists guessing on storm tracks
Climate change tug of war scientists storm tracks
2016/9/12
Storm tracks—regions where storms travel from west to east across oceans and continents driven by the prevailing jet stream—determine weather and climate in middle-latitude places like Chicago and New...
The year 2016 is on pace to be the hottest on record, with each of the first six months setting new temperature records, according to NASA. Climate change, combined with the effects of El Niño, i...
Biodiversity in salt marshes builds climate resilience
Biodiversity salt marshes climate resilience
2016/8/23
Coastal ecosystems worldwide are feeling the heat of climate change. In the Southeastern U.S., salt marshes have endured massive grass die-offs as a result of intense drought, which can affect everyth...
the 7th International Conference on Atmosphere, Ocean, and Climate Change
Ocean Climate Change
2016/7/27
The Chinese-American Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (COAA) and the China Meteorological Society (CMS) are pleased to announce their cooperation in organizing the 7th International Conference on A...
The International Glaciological Society (IGS) will co-sponsor an International
Symposium on ‘The Cryosphere in a Changing Climate’, in Wellington, New
Zealand, from 12–17 February 2017.
Technique could help climate models sweat the small stuff
Technique climate models sweat the small stuff
2016/6/12
A team of physicists and mathematicians has come up with a statistical technique that puts the fine details back into computer simulations of large-scale phenomena like air circulation in the atmosphe...
Natural regeneration of tropical forests helps global climate mitigation and forest restoration
Natural regeneration tropical forests global climate mitigation forest restoration
2016/5/19
This article is the ninth in a series on NSF's Long Term Research in Environmental Biology (LTREB) awards. Visit parts one, two, three, four, five, six , seven and eight.Climate scientists have long r...
The western United States relies on mountain snow for its water supply. Water stored as snow in the mountains during winter replenishes groundwater and drives river runoff in spring, filling reservoir...
In search of compromise among climate risk management strategies
search of compromise climate risk management strategies
2016/4/13
Balancing the impacts of climate change risks for all involved may not be within the realm of economics or physics, but a novel approach may help to achieve a better compromise, according to Penn Stat...
Climate Change:Greenland Melting Tied to Shrinking Arctic Sea Ice
Climate Change Greenland Melting Shrinking Arctic Sea Ice
2016/4/13
Vanishing Arctic sea ice. Dogged weather systems over Greenland. Far-flung surface ice melting on the massive island.These dramatic trends and global sea-level rise are linked, according to a study co...
Uncertainties in tree-ring-based climate reconstructions probed
Uncertainties tree-ring-based climate reconstructions
2016/2/22
Current approaches to reconstructing past climate by using tree-ring data need to be improved on so that they can better take uncertainty into account, new University of Otago-led suggests.Tree growth...
A new model emerges for monsoons in a changing global climate
monsoons changing global climate
2016/2/22
A Yale University study suggests that continent-scale monsoons will adapt to climate change gradually, without suddenly losing their watery oomph.Writing in the journal Proceedings of the National Aca...
Spanish missions triggered Native American population collapse,indirect impact on climate
Spanish missions Native American population collapse climate
2016/2/22
New interdisciplinary research in the Southwest United States has resolved long-standing debates on the timing and magnitude of American Indian population collapse in the region.The severe and rapid c...
Colorado high peaks losing glaciers as climate warms
Colorado high peaks glaciers climate warms
2016/1/17
The following is part 20 in a series on the National Science Foundation's Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network.Visit parts one, two, three, four, five, six, ...
Climate can grind mountains faster than they can be rebuilt,study indicates
Climate grind mountains faster can be rebuilt
2015/12/7
Researchers for the first time have attempted to measure all the material leaving and entering a mountain range over millions of years and discovered that glacial erosion can, under the right circumst...