New research highlights the key structural differences among the most recent generation of earth system models that matter most to regional fisheries end users.
Modeling experiments and field campaign data shine a light on the factors determining chemical evolution in wildfire plumes.
According to the report, the drought caused roughly $11.4–$23 billion in economic losses in 2020—including impacts from associated wildfires. Economic losses for 2021 will also be substantial, and the drought is expected to continue at least into next year.
Collaborative research presents a new mechanism for diverse interactions between the Indian Ocean Dipole and the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
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