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Study says the decline was driven by by the effects of atmospheric aerosols. […]

Finding could help scientists understand how dust influences moisture fluctuations in the atmosphere and global surface temperatures. […]

Study says policy makers and scientists need to better understand and address how climate change impacts people. […]

Scientists attribute the shrinking of the ozone hole to higher temperatures in the Antarctic lower stratosphere. […]

Study focuses on peatlands. […]

The cause is undetermined, but the phenomenon led to warmer waters off the coast of the northeast U.S. […]

Experience from past storms helped guide preparation. […]

In a Friday conversation, a colleague shared that the previous post failed to capture the true cost of Sequestration’s landfall: “There are many difficulties working in government…the agencies, and the Cabinet Departments, just like big organizations in the private sector, … Continue reading → […]

For as long as any of us can remember, hurricane landfall has been popularly conceived by both the public and the media as the place and time where the eye of the hurricane comes ashore. Of course, that’s a bit … Continue reading → […]

On February 3, the New York Times reported that Governor Cuomo had proposed to spend up to $400M to buy out properties destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, demolish and remove the homes, and allow the vulnerable land to remain undeveloped shoreline. … Continue reading → […]