More photos up on Flickr.
A marching band jazzes up the WeatherFest activities.
The Weather Channel gives advice to a budding broadcaster.
A young attendee gets a close look at a tornado in a bottle.
WeatherFest and All That Jazz
Thursday 22nd April 2021 | www.ametsoc.org
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William Hooke’s Blog- (Additional) reflections on geoengineering.The recent NASEM report on geoengineering prompted some discussion yesterday on our daily AMS Policy Program call. One of my office mates made a couple of observations: Re “geo-engineering-has-always-been-with-us:” Bill, if that’s true, then in addition to looking at solar … Continue reading →William Hooke
- Reflection (and reflecting sunlight): part and parcel of humanity’s critical infrastructure.“The U.S. solar geoengineering research program should be all about helping society make more informed decisions.” – Christopher Field Reflection is a uniquely human trait, or nearly so; some might say it is one of our species’ best and most … Continue reading →William Hooke
- The right kind of national conversation.“Leaders spend 80% of their time on problems, and 20% of their time on opportunities. They should reverse that ratio.” [1] The Pareto principle (or more informally, “the 80-20 rule”) has been around for a long time, though not always … Continue reading →William Hooke
- (Additional) reflections on geoengineering.
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