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Sochi among the warmest Winter Olympics host cities
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February 10, 2014
Sochi will be among the warmest cities to have hosted a Winter Olympic Games. Climate change could make many previous Olympic cities unsuitable for Winter Games by the end of the century.
January precipitation deficits keep California drought outlook grim
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February 7, 2014
Maps of precipitation deficits through January show California mountain areas generally have greater deficits than lower elevations, and Southern California with larger deficits than areas to the north. The drought outlook for February remained grim.
Alaska unseasonably warm in January 2014
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February 6, 2014
January 2014 was remarkably mild across nearly all of Alaska, resulting in this January ranking among the “top ten” warmest on record for many Alaskan communities according to preliminary analyses.
Mapping weather and climate in the West
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The WestMap climate analysis and mapping toolbox is an interactive, web-based tool that helps users see the climate conditions that underlie droughts, storms, floods, and changes in streamflow.
California Facing Worst Drought on Record
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January 29, 2014
The most populated state in the country is facing what may be its worst drought in a century of record-keeping. On January 20, the governor of California declared a state of emergency, urging everyone to begin conserving water.
Climate & the Ultimate Pan-Fried Fish
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January 28, 2014
As climate changes in the Great Lakes region, the popular yellow perch–which some consider the ultimate pan-fried fish–may become much less common, potentially forcing consumers to adopt new traditions.
How much will Earth warm if carbon dioxide doubles pre-industrial levels?
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January 24, 2014
Concentration of carbon dioxide is about 1.4 times what it was before the Industrial Revolution. How much and how fast will Earth warm if carbon dioxide concentrations double the pre-industrial?
What can people do about the expected impacts of global warming?
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Societies, governments, and individuals can take steps to reduce risks and vulnerabilities to shifting climate and weather events in their homes, communities, and businesses.
What can businesses and business leaders do about global warming?
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Business leaders can evolve their business models to stay profitable while improving their energy efficiency, reducing their carbon emissions, and reducing their, and their climate-related risks.
What is NOAA's climate mission?
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NOAA is an agency that enriches life through science. From the surface of the sun to the bottom of the ocean, NOAA advances scientific understanding of Earth's environment, climate, and weather.
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