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Latest Readings- A possible new way to manage water and snow in thirsty California May 3, 2013Airborne Snow Observatory (ASO) project shows promise for more accurate snowpack measurement. […]
- Boost to Colorado Snowpack May Lessen Wildfire Risk May 3, 2013Several feet of snow in April improves water resource outlook. […]
- NASA’s Arctic IceBridge Campaign Closes With Much Success May 3, 2013This year's campaign measured sea ice, mapped sub-ice bedrock, and gathered data on Greenland’s glaciers. […]
- FAA plan to terminate airport weather observers raises travel safety concerns May 3, 2013Air traffic controllers slated to take over weather-observing role this fall. […]
- Record-breaking storms add two inches to Lakes Michigan and Huron May 3, 2013Lakes get some replenishment after hitting record-low water levels over the winter. […]
- Unprecedented: 18"; All time May MN snowfall records fall; 70s return next week May 3, 2013Unusual storm system led to record snow totals. […]
- Sierra Nevada Lake Contains Atmospheric Contamination from Bronze Age May 3, 2013Lead found in a lagoon in Spain's Sierra Nevada range is the result of pollution from almost 4,000 years ago. […]
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- Anchors Away! for robo-researchStill more on robotics and climate research, this on “autonomous research vessels,” from George Leopold: If you are an oceanographer or climate researcher, the sheer vastness of the Earth’s oceans is one of the biggest challenges. Aside from gathering a … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
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- Extreme Weather and Climate Change in the American Mind… and leadership.Today the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication and the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication released their latest survey findings, in a report entitled Extreme Weather and Climate Change in the American Mind… April 2013.[1] How might … Continue reading → […]William Hooke
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