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Latest Readings- Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions Drop in 32 States May 15, 2013Delaware had the greatest percentage decline and Texas the greatest total decline over the studied period of 2000-2010. […]
- After Cold Winter, American Attitudes Chill on Global Warming May 15, 2013Polls continue to show that as the weather varies, so do Americans' attitudes about climate change. […]
- Never a Dull Moment on Planet Earth May 15, 2013NASA's Terra satellite captures eruption plume from Cleveland Volcano in Alaska. […]
- California Girds for Severe Fire Season as Dry Lands Burn Early May 15, 2013More than 800 wildfires have already broken out since January, well above the norm for that period, and millions of acres in the state are vulnerable. […]
- NOAA: Water Temps Highest in 150 Years in Northeast May 15, 2013Region of record-setting warm sea-surface temperatures extends from the Gulf of Maine to Cape Hatteras, N.C.. […]
- The Effect of Climate Change on Iceberg Production by Greenland Glaciers May 8, 2013New study reveals that the terrain below the ice in Greenland has a significant influence on glacial ice loss. […]
- More Hurricanes for Hawaii? May 8, 2013Study projects a two- to threefold increase in tropical cyclones for Hawaii by the end of this century. […]
- Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions Drop in 32 States May 15, 2013
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- The outlook for reducing losses from natural hazardsThe other day a colleague was in my office and as part of the conversation she and I did a quick walkthrough of a powerpoint presentation I’d given about a decade ago on natural hazards. As part of that presentation … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- A TALE OF TWO NAPA VALLEYS“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- NAPA weighs in on National Weather Service improvement.When the National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council (NAS/NRC) released its report Weather Services for the Nation: Becoming Second to None back in the summer of 2012, it was widely understood that the NRC study, which focused on needed investments, … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- The outlook for reducing losses from natural hazards
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