Early climate science – Arctic Amplification, Sea Ice, Jet Stream, Polar Vortex, and Weather
Features historic polar research
Each degree of global warming might ultimately raise global sea levels by more than 2 meters
Greenhouse gases emitted today will cause sea level to rise for centuries to come.
E-AUDI E5 Sportback with 10,000 pre-orders in 30 minutes
The AUDI E5 Sportback offers buyers 776 horsepower, and gets 402 miles (646 km) of range from its 100 kWh battery.
Dynamic deoxygenation within intensified coastal upwelling circulations (2016)
September 2016: Professor Andrew Bakun (University of Miami, USA) speaks at Royal Society event Ocean ventilation and deoxygenation in a warming world. […]
Dry Conditions, then Tumbleweed Invaded Town
Victorville in Southern California suddenly submerged in tumbleweed.
Drowning islands: The plans for managed retreat
Sea-level rise increasingly forces people around the world to make plans to relocate to higher grounds, and with it come new challenges.
Drought-hit California deals with too much rain (2014)
California is a story of extremes. A powerful Pacific storm swept through the parched state, bringing heavy rain that triggered mudslides and cause major damage.
Drew Shindell: Evidence of Climate Change is “Unequivocal”
Senator Whitehouse, and Drew Shindell, discusses the evidence of climate change, including shrinking ice caps, rising oceans, and rising temperatures.
Drew Shindell: Climate Policy to Avoid Tipping Points
Head of the SAP, Drew Shindell, talks about why a near-term climate goal is important