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A new study explores the paradox of cooling summer daytime temperatures in the central United States amid rising temperatures in the Western and Eastern United…
Environmental ecologist Lucy Hutyra of Boston University received an $800,000 “genius grant” from the MacArthur Foundation to continue work funded by AC4….
A new study supported by CVP finds that tropical Atlantic climate trends are largely driven by greenhouse gas emissions from human activities as well as…
New modeling study and visualization tool supported by a COM/MAPP/CSI partnership shows that marine heatwaves have complicated but predictable impacts on the habitats of sharks,…
Wildfire model shows that accounting for firefighting efforts is the most effective way to improve real-time fire forecasting, when AC4-funded researchers compare with observations collected…
COM-funded researchers produced a robust climate reconstruction from 800 through 2005 CE using paleoclimate data from across the globe and multiple models….
Flash droughts have been extensively studied in various regions, but tropical environments, especially the Caribbean, have been overlooked. This is significant because these areas typically…
A new study on air quality impacts from wildfires funded by AC4 provides improved satellite observations and a characterization of how smoke pollution evolves as…
NBC Today Show weatherman and NOAA emissary Al Roker tagged along with scientists carrying air pollution sensors for a day of data collection in New…
Last month, scientists from NOAA, NASA and 21 universities from three countries deployed state-of-the-art instruments in multiple, coordinated research campaigns to investigate how air pollution…