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Interview with scientists who are using airborne experiments to prepare a polarimeter for the scheduled ACE satellite. […]

Unusually stringent local action trumps state guidelines as residents expect hard times for the local water supply this summer and beyond. […]

Pots calling kettles black as to which city, LA or Phoenix, is the bigger water hog and the least sustainable metropolis as water sources are threatened by the climate. […]

Hard constructed water barriers weren't allowed before the devastating nor'easter, but now exceptions are allowing residents to beef up protection for shoreline homes that are still standing. […]

Profile of David Keith, in Technology Review. […]

A meteorological background may make you a perfect fit for working in the growing field of risk analysis and assessment. […]

Once a paragon of environmental reclamation, Lake Erie again faces decline--this time due to fickle climate. […]

[This morning, Michael Cunningham provided a burst of comments on recent post. His comments are insightful... and welcome on this blog. I particularly liked his thoughts on What did we know and when did we know it? So that this isn’t … Continue reading → […]

When you live near Washington, DC (a.k.a. the Land of Accusations) and in the early 21st-century (a.k.a. the Age of Accusations) one question you often hear mooted, just before the charges and indictments begin to fly, is “What did he … Continue reading → […]

Here’s another contributed post from George Leopold… ______________ The role of scientists in a democracy and whether science is slowly evolving into just another special interest group in the climate change debate were among the issues raised in a recent … Continue reading → […]