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Key study demonstrates buffering of some Florida reefs against ocean acidification
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A groundbreaking new study spanning more than a decade and hundreds of miles of the Florida Coral Reef demonstrates the key role benthic communities play in reducing the impacts of climate change on coral reef ecosystems, specifically ocean acidification.
Hydroxyl radical: A critical air quality cleaning agent
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The hydroxyl radical (OH) molecule has a short lifespan but a long impact. It reacts with with harmful gases and helps clean Earth’s atmosphere. A new study examines OH changes in a warming climate.
Early record-low Great Lakes ice coverage does not necessarily signal record-low final extent later in the season
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Very warm December temperatures led to record-low ice cover across the Great Lakes to start the year. While a recent cold snap has kick-started some freezing, ice cover remains under the historical average. Will this late start have any impact on this year's final ice extent?
Climate Change: Global Temperature
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Earth's surface temperature has risen about 2 degrees Fahrenheit since the start of the NOAA record in 1850. It may seem like a small change, but it's a tremendous increase in stored heat.
2023 was the warmest year in the modern temperature record
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In a record going back to 1850, Earth hasn't had a year colder than the 20th-century average since 1976—almost half a century.
Increased drought risk in Puerto Rico correlates with Saharan dust plumes
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Days with the most prominent Saharan dust correlated with fewer thunderstorms in the Atlantic and less rainfall across Puerto Rico, a pattern that has become more frequent over the past 40 years.
A new robust wildfire emissions analysis from a ground-level mobile lab
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At ground level, the mobile lab can often measure emissions closer to the fire source, and it can be used at night when flying an aircraft near a wildfire may be hazardous. Lab results show that wildfire emissions vary based on whether the fire is flaming or smoldering.
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Two new projects will provide useful observations to enhance monitoring and modeling of precipitation events. Each one will expand existing analysis data.
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The latest forecast says a major disruption of the polar vortex is on its way, but the stratosphere has been acting up for a while. Our bloggers explain what it might mean for U.S. weather.
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