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A Pleasant Atmosphere, Part 1
22 February 2012 2:58 PM | No Comments -
Google’s Role in Public Hurricane Preparedness
17 February 2012 5:47 PM | No Comments -
Official Word on Climate Change
11 February 2012 5:23 PM | No Comments -
Breakthrough in Scrubbing Carbon Dioxide from the Air
09 February 2012 3:14 PM | 1 Comment -
Planning Energy in Times of Climate Change
05 February 2012 2:13 PM | 2 Comments -
‘Loading the Climate Dice’: Why It Is Important
01 February 2012 1:42 PM | No Comments -
Using Climate Models to Predict Mosquitoes
28 January 2012 10:24 AM | No Comments -
The Medieval Climate Anomaly
21 January 2012 3:49 PM | No Comments
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A Pleasant Atmosphere, Part 1
22 February 2012 2:58 PM | No Comments -
Google’s Role in Public Hurricane Preparedness
17 February 2012 5:47 PM | No Comments -
Official Word on Climate Change
11 February 2012 5:23 PM | No Comments -
Breakthrough in Scrubbing Carbon Dioxide from the Air
09 February 2012 3:14 PM | 1 Comment -
Planning Energy in Times of Climate Change
05 February 2012 2:13 PM | 2 Comments -
‘Loading the Climate Dice’: Why It Is Important
01 February 2012 1:42 PM | No Comments -
Using Climate Models to Predict Mosquitoes
28 January 2012 10:24 AM | No Comments -
The Medieval Climate Anomaly
21 January 2012 3:49 PM | No Comments
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Earth Science Research Archive
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A Pleasant Atmosphere, Part 1
Posted on February 22, 2012 | No CommentsBy Luisa Cristini, PhD, University of Hawaii at Manoa [Note from the editor: This will be the first in a series of blog entries that will focus on introductory topics in climate dynamics and modeling, and will be a great insight into the current understanding... -
Google’s Role in Public Hurricane Preparedness
Posted on February 17, 2012 | No CommentsA recent study by researchers at Mississippi State University and the University of Alabama sought to identify the behavior of the general public in advance of landfalling hurricanes by examining Google search data. Using publically accessible data from Google Trends, Google Insights, and Google Hot... -
Official Word on Climate Change
Posted on February 11, 2012 | No CommentsWe at IEDRO want to provide the latest scientific findings regarding the planet and our climate. We will do a series that discuss findings that have been found regarding the climate change on a global basis and of man’s activities on these changes. The U.S.... -
The Medieval Climate Anomaly
Posted on January 21, 2012 | No CommentsBy Gavin Roy Since the Industrial Revolution in the 18th and 19th centuries, carbon dioxide in the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels has increased from 280ppm (parts per million) to 390ppm across the globe. This has led to a net warming in the... -
Worms Can Help Farmers Adapt to Climate Change
Posted on January 18, 2012 | No Commentsby Pennell Paugh A study performed by the Game and Wildlife Conservation Society concluded that worms can play a key role to help farmers adapt to extreme weather. Worms improve soil structure, reduce water use in the garden, act as natural fertilizers, reduce greenhouse gases... -
Ways You Can Help Climate Change Research thru Social Networking
Posted on January 1, 2012 | 2 CommentsIn these days of budget cuts and economic hardship, it is imperative that we recognize that if we do not understand climate change, we will never have prosperous days. We would very much appreciate your help by: Following the International Environmental Data Rescue Organization (IEDRO)... -
South America Data Rated as Second Highest Priority Climate Data
Posted on December 18, 2011 | No Commentsby Gavin Roy A group led by PAGES (Past Global Changes) has ranked human weather observations in South America as the second-highest priority climate data that must be collected, collated, and integrated to understand South America’s climate. Their highest-ranked priority is tree-ring records, with ice-core... -
Throwing the Dice with Climate Data
Posted on December 5, 2011 | No CommentsBy Deborah Resnick In the summer of 2010, Russia suffered a heat wave that killed 700 people. This heat wave exceeded anything on record for Russia. As with any catastrophic weather event, climate change was immediately blamed for the heat wave. Scientists have used a... -
Review: Past Human Impacts on Rivers by the PAGES-LUCIFS Group
Posted on December 3, 2011 | No CommentsBy Gavin Roy Human interaction with rivers began thousands of years ago when organized agriculture first appeared, and the interaction continues today on a grand scale. Rivers are diverted for irrigation, contained by concrete barriers through major cities, and dammed to form reservoirs and generate... -
Climate Change Research: The Study of Ice Cores
Posted on November 20, 2011 | No CommentsIce cores, drilled from the polar ice caps of Antarctica and Greenland most commonly, but also from places as diverse as Africa, Bolivia, China, Peru, Russia and even the United States are the most accurate means to proving a window into the paleoclimate record in...
