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MIT Study Sheds Light on Fundamentals Surrounding Antarctic Climate, Ocean Behaviors

Around the world, scientists are observing evidence of climate change — record high temperatures, rising sea levels, and melting ice sheets.

27 Jun 2016

Future Global Warming Could Depend on Sensitivity of Climate System

Future global warming will not only depend on the amount of emissions from man-made greenhouse gasses, but will also depend on the sensitivity of the climate system and response to feedback mechanisms.

24 Jun 2016

Researchers Create Seasonal Outlook for Pacific Northwest Waters

By now we are used to the idea of seasonal weather forecasts - whether to expect an El Niño ski season, or an unusually warm summer. These same types of climate models are now being adapted to make seasonal forecasts for the region's coastal waters.

24 Jun 2016

Researchers Hope to Reduce Pollutants Emanating from Soils in Florida Cattle Ranches

University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences researchers hope to reduce possible pollutants emanating from soils in Florida cattle ranches by using a $710,000 federal grant to study soil microbes.

23 Jun 2016

New Study Results Highlight Role of Red Pigmented Snow Algae in Melting Arctic Glaciers

The role of red pigmented snow algae in melting Arctic glaciers has been strongly underestimated, suggests a study to be published in NATURE Communications on June 22.

23 Jun 2016

Despite Significant Arctic Warming, Alaska’s North Slope Shows Little Change in Long-Term Methane Emissions

Analysis of nearly three decades of air samples from Alaska's North Slope shows little change in long-term methane emissions despite significant Arctic warming over that time period, according to new research published in Geophysical Research Letters, a journal of the American Geophysical Union.

23 Jun 2016

Scientists Predict Adaptability of Animals to Climate Changes

Scientists at James Cook University (JCU) have discovered a method to anticipate whether or not a mammal can survive a drought. A team of scientists, headed by Dr Tasmin Rymer from JCU, have created a template consisting of a number of important aspects that can influence the adaptability of an animal to conditions of drought. Some of these deciding factors are the environment and the animal’s psychology.

22 Jun 2016

Soil Organic Matter Decline in Bavarian Alps Linked to Climate Warming

Alpine forests will be at great risk should weather phenomena such as droughts and torrential rain become more frequent. As a study by the Technical University of Munich (TUM) shows, the mountain forests of the Bavarian Alps have seen a significant reduction in topsoil organic matter over the past three decades.

22 Jun 2016

Chesapeake Bay Could Contribute More Methane to Atmosphere than Expected

We all know by now that methane is bad for the environment. It’s one of those greenhouse gases that trap heat in the earth’s atmosphere and contribute to our warming climate. It’s regularly emitted during the production and transport of coal and oil, and sometimes even cows get the blame.

22 Jun 2016

Study Helps Researchers Identify Key Criteria for Storing Greenhouse Gas Effectively

Natural underground reservoirs of carbon dioxide are giving scientists vital clues how best to store man-made emissions of the greenhouse gas.

21 Jun 2016

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MIT Study Sheds Light on Fundamentals Surrounding Antarctic Climate, Ocean Behaviors

Future Global Warming Could Depend on Sensitivity of Climate System

Researchers Create Seasonal Outlook for Pacific Northwest Waters

Researchers Hope to Reduce Pollutants Emanating from Soils in Florida Cattle Ranches

New Study Results Highlight Role of Red Pigmented Snow Algae in Melting Arctic Glaciers

Despite Significant Arctic Warming, Alaska’s North Slope Shows Little Change in Long-Term Methane Emissions

Scientists Predict Adaptability of Animals to Climate Changes

Soil Organic Matter Decline in Bavarian Alps Linked to Climate Warming

Chesapeake Bay Could Contribute More Methane to Atmosphere than Expected

Study Helps Researchers Identify Key Criteria for Storing Greenhouse Gas Effectively

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