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Part of the International Year of chemistry (chemistry2011.org), this experiment is an initiative of IUPAC and UNESCO to make students of all ages all over the world aware of how chemistry…Continue
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The IPCC recently released the policy-maker’s summary (SREX-SPM) on extreme weather and climate events. The background…Continue
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SpringerBriefs in Climate Science present concise summaries of cutting-edge research and practical applications in all aspects of climatology. Featuring compact volumes of 50 to 125 pages (approximately 20,000- 40,000 words), the Series covers a range of…
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The Aquarius mission was designed to better understand the water cycle, how the ocean circulation works (temperature, salinity...) and their influence on climate. It was launched in June 2011and is now in orbit, giving its first results. Last week, the Aquarius team already gave results on the effect of the tropical storm Lee in New Orleans (sept. 2-3 2011): the Aquarius instruments detected a low-salinity level between the Mississippi river delta and the Florida panhandle. This is likely to…
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The Green Screen: Climate Fix Flicks competition is a new initiative being launched by Climate Scientists from…
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