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Stanford Professor Conducts Research on Public Opinions About Climate Change

What do the American people really think about global warming? To gauge public opinion on the issue, the Stanford News Service interviewed Jon Krosnick, a Stanford professor of communication and of political science who conducts survey research on how people view climate change.

24 Jun 2014

Computer Simulations Suggest Climate Change Could Cause Prolonged Air Stagnation Events

Air quality for countries around the world could worsen in the 21st century as the occurrence of atmospheric stagnation events – in which still air lingers over a region – increases due to climate-change-related shifts in global wind and rainfall patterns, according to new research by scientists at Stanford University.

24 Jun 2014

Researchers Reveal Conflicting Climate Change Patterns Between the Middle Latitude Areas

Korean research team revealed conflicting climate change patterns between the middle latitude areas of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres in relation to glacial and interglacial cycles which have been puzzled for the past 60 years.

19 Jun 2014

NPL Leads Metrology for Earth Observation and Climate Project and Receives €2M Funding

The National Physical Laboratory's work on Earth Observation and Climate Change has been highlighted by David Willetts, Minister of State for Universities and Science, during an event today at the Royal Society in London, entitled 'Space: The new view on climate change'.

17 Jun 2014

UNU to Explore Link Between Human Health and the Planet's Health at Kuala Lumpur Institute

Study in Uganda shows under-18s most vulnerable to cholera, typhoid, acute diarrhea, other water-related health risks rising with climate change

17 Jun 2014

Scientists Reveal Historic Link Between Ocean Currents and Climate Change

Scientists have discovered a relationship between climate change and ocean currents over the past six million years after analysing an area of the Atlantic near the Strait of Gibraltar, according to research published today in the journal Science.

16 Jun 2014

NASA to Launch Dedicated Spacecraft for Measuring CO2 Levels in Earth’s Atmosphere

NASA’s first spacecraft dedicated to measuring carbon dioxide levels in Earth’s atmosphere is in final preparations for a July 1 launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.

13 Jun 2014

Logging, Mining, and Forest Fires Will Affect Aquatic and Terrestrial Food Chains

Debris from forests that washes into freshwater lakes supplements the diets of microscopic zooplankton and the fish that feed off them – creating larger and stronger fish, new research shows.

13 Jun 2014

Climate Change Affects Health and Psychological Well-Being

Climate change will have significant negative impacts on Americans' health and psychological well-being, due to an increase in the frequency and severity of climate-related natural disasters and other climate-related changes in the environment and weather. Likely effects, which will increase as climate change's physical impacts accelerate, include stress, anxiety, depression and a loss of community identity, says a new report from the American Psychological Association and ecoAmerica.

11 Jun 2014

Climate May Not Be the Primary Driver of How Quickly Organic Matter Decomposes

A new Yale-led study challenges the long-held assumption that climate is the primary driver of how quickly organic matter decomposes in different regions, a key piece of information used in formulating climate models.

3 Jun 2014

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Stanford Professor Conducts Research on Public Opinions About Climate Change

Computer Simulations Suggest Climate Change Could Cause Prolonged Air Stagnation Events

Researchers Reveal Conflicting Climate Change Patterns Between the Middle Latitude Areas

NPL Leads Metrology for Earth Observation and Climate Project and Receives €2M Funding

UNU to Explore Link Between Human Health and the Planet's Health at Kuala Lumpur Institute

Scientists Reveal Historic Link Between Ocean Currents and Climate Change

NASA to Launch Dedicated Spacecraft for Measuring CO2 Levels in Earth’s Atmosphere

Logging, Mining, and Forest Fires Will Affect Aquatic and Terrestrial Food Chains

Climate Change Affects Health and Psychological Well-Being

Climate May Not Be the Primary Driver of How Quickly Organic Matter Decomposes

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