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Latest Readings- How GPS Can Keep Track of Earthquakes and Flooding January 6, 2014Network of GPS stations in Southern California provides unprecedented detail for tracking storm systems and shows promise in improving rainfall and flash-flood predictions. […]
- Researcher Hopes To Use Underwater Kites On Liquid 'Breezes' To Generate Electricity December 6, 2013Study to examine potential of utilizing underwater kite systems to generate power from ocean currents and tidal flows. […]
- For First Time in 20 Years, Cold Records May Beat Warm December 3, 2013This year, daily record lows in the United States outnumber daily record highs--a huge change from last year, when there were four times as many record highs. […]
- Airborne Radar Looking Through Thick Ice During NASA Polar Campaigns | NASA December 3, 2013Multichannel Coherent Radar Depth Sounder (MCoRDS) sends radar waves through ice to measure thickness and map subglacial rock. […]
- The Oldest Ice Core: Finding a 1.5 Million-Year Record of Earth’s Climate November 22, 2013Ice and heat flow model indicates existence of ice almost twice as old as oldest core drilled to date. […]
- Up to Five Billion Face 'Entirely New Climate' by 2050 October 28, 2013Study finds tropical locations will be some of the first areas to experience climate that exceeds historical limits. […]
- America's Most Violent Tornadoes Since 1950, Seen on One Blustery Map October 28, 2013Artist creates map showing track and wind intensity of almost 2,000 tornadoes that traveled at least 20 miles. […]
- How GPS Can Keep Track of Earthquakes and Flooding January 6, 2014
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- Insights from Aaron Goldner on the AGU BlogosphereAaron Goldner is this year’s AGU Congressional Science Fellow. Back in 2012, while still a graduate student at Purdue, he participated in the AMS Summer Policy Colloquium. Erik Hankin, writing on The Bridge: Connecting Science and Policy (part of the AGU … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- Almost heaven? For some, it feels more like purgatory.Almost heaven, West Virginia, Blue Ridge Mountains, Shenandoah River. Life is old there, older than the trees, younger than the mountains, blowing like a breeze. Country roads, take me home to the place I belong. West Virginia, mountain momma, take … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- William A. Anderson, 1937-2013.On December 29, Bill Anderson died, suddenly and unexpectedly, while mountain biking in Hawaii. He was first and foremost a husband, father, and brother, and his family bears the brunt of his loss. But Bill was also a social scientist … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
- Insights from Aaron Goldner on the AGU Blogosphere
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