Better Planning for Coping With Heat Waves
A new review suggests that socioeconomic and community factors play an important role in planning for future heat waves.… Read More
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Ocean Temperatures Show Possible Climate Change Connection to Australian Flooding
Looking back over the past several years, there is a pronounced long-term warming trend in the waters near Australia. Karoly says, “This isn’t just climate variability. This is man-made climate change.… Read More
Climate Science? There’s an App For That
We’ve scoured the Web and found ten applications for the iPhone and iPad that can help satisfy your climate science, and other atmospheric science-related, cravings.… Read More
Around the World, Small Mountain Glaciers Add to Sea Level Rise
Until now, most research on how much melting ice may contribute to rising sea levels has neglected the small glaciers.… Read More
Record Warmth in 2010, Despite Cooling Influences
The fact that 2010 turned out to be so warm despite these factors begs the question as to what role rising concentrations of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide, had in this outcome.… Read More
Vietnam Diary: Struggling to Survive
“How can you expect the people of Vietnam to care about climate change when some of them are struggling to find dinner? a student from the international university of Ho Chi Minh City asked me. I had no answer. … Read More
Vietnam Diary: Climate Justice
The disparity between Vietnam's low historical responsibility and high vulnerability to climate change raises the subject of environmental and social injustice.… Read More
Vietnam Diary: A Day of Common Concern at Ho Chi Minh University
Montana students begin their Vietnam journey by learning about the many different consequences climate change can have, depending on location.… Read More
