Archives 2015
- December 23, 2015
- skramer
As the leaves turn gold in southwest Wisconsin each fall, climate scientists from around the world gather there to share their latest findings on the
- December 8, 2015
- kevinstark
A mystery from some 18,000 years ago directly impacts how scientists understand the threat of climate change today.
The Earth, shivering though the end of an
- December 2, 2015
- jiayou
Richard Alley works at the forefront of climate research, interpreting the time machine of climate past locked in ice cores he collected in some of
- December 2, 2015
- egiordano
Low snowfall and a dry spring prompted an early start to making 2015 the second most widespread fire season on record in Alaska. In 2004,
- December 1, 2015
- kevinstark
Throngs of demonstrators frustrated with government inaction on climate change filled the streets of Manhattan in fall. They wore cardboard cutout life preservers that said
- December 1, 2015
- bgray
The nearly five-year drought afflicting California and Nevada has restricted water usage, emptied reservoirs to historic low levels, and even caused the land to sink
- November 27, 2015
- neilmurthy
That may look like a solar panel on the rooftop near Tucson, Arizona. But think again. It a carbon dioxide collector and we may be
- November 24, 2015
- neilmurthy
Christine Chen is a scientist on a mission.
Thousands of miles away from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where she is a third-year doctoral student, Chen
- November 24, 2015
- dprieur
Climatologist Sidney Hemming of Columbia University first came to the Mono Lake Basin in California to assist her husband, Gary Hemming, with his research but
- November 20, 2015
- dprieur
Paleoclimatologist Gina Moseley found an old Kodak film box when she entered a cave in northeast Greenland last year? It gave her the clue that few
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