CPO research will be presented at AGU Fall 2023 Meeting
15 CPO staff, research team members, interns, and a Knauss Fellow will participate in the American Geophysical Union’s Fall 2023 Meeting.
Using Long-Term Monitoring Records to Track Sulfur and Nitrogen Emissions
A new study funded by AC4 determines that records of wet and dry deposition provide an effective way to track sulfur and nitrogen compound emissions in the US, providing a better way to account for their long-term trends in accordance with regulatory policies.
Can Solar Radiation Management Slow Antarctic Ice Melt?
A new study funded by ERB investigates potential strategies for stratospheric aerosol injection to slow Antarctic ice melt, finding that injections concentrated in the Southern Hemisphere have the greatest chance to avoid rapid ice loss and sea level rise.
NIDIS and USDA Release New Report on Drought Assessment in a Changing Climate
The report provides an overview on how a changing climate is impacting drought assessment and identifies priority actions and research questions.
NOAA Blue Carbon Inventory Project Participates in Department of State Regional Environmental, Science & Technology, and Health (ESTH) Hub for Central America and the Caribbean Webinar
This webinar highlighted the important role that NOAA and EPA are playing in providing support and expertise to countries around the world through the Department of State’s Transparency Accelerator initiatives, which the BCI Project is supported through.
A New Tool for Tracking Wildfire Smoke: Weather Radar
A new AC4-funded study develops a new wildfire smoke tracking and Fire Radiative Power (FRP) estimation tool using weather radar, which can fill in gaps missed by traditional satellite measurements.
NOAA Awards $4.2 Million for Research on Impacts of Multiple Stressors Across South Florida Marine Ecosystems
NCCOS Competitive Research Program (CRP) Regional Ecosystem Research Program and partners, including MAPP, are announcing $4.2M in funding for multi-stressor research.
Improved Short-Term Forecasts for Fisheries Managers
A new CVP-supported study develops a highly skilled biogeochemical ocean forecast up to ten months, demonstrating an improved modeling method for short-term changes to inform marine fisheries managers.
NOAA Showcased Innovative Climate Solutions at White House Event with President Biden
The urban heat island mapping program was showcased at the White House Demo Day on November 7th, where President Biden learned about the CPO housed program.
A Monograph on Planning for Extreme Precipitation in a Changing Climate: Case Studies in the Mid-Atlantic and Urban Northeast
This monograph presents key information to federal, state and local agencies that could potentially help lower barriers to understanding the impacts of climate change in local policies, regulations and infrastructure designs.