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- NOAA: “The world is trying to reduce [CO2] emissions, and you just don’t see it” Mon, 6 Jun 22, 7:00amEssay by Eric Worrall According to NOAA scientist Pieter Tans, “if you’re measuring the atmosphere, you’re not seeing anything happening right now in terms of change.”. Climate scientists warn of…
- Participate in the SurfaceStations Project – Version 2 Sun, 8 May 22, 8:22amAs many longtime readers of WUWT, what brought this website to fame was the original surfacestations project done in 2007, 2008, and 2009. The exposure of the shoddy state of…
- Trump administration 'declares war' on West Coast turtles, dolphins, and whales Wed, 14 Jun 17, 12:42amEnvironmentalists say President Donald Trump's administration has declared war on California marine animals after an announcement this week from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)...
- New NOAA tool shows how climate change will affect your neighborhood Thu, 4 May 17, 8:38pmWe've all seen the projections: Sea-level rises, hastened by a warming planet, will be nothing short of catastrophic for the world's coastal communities...
- Unusually high number of humpback whale deaths prompts NOAA inquiry Sat, 29 Apr 17, 12:07amA large number of humpback whale mortalities along the United States' East Coast has scientists concerned. 41 humpback whales perished between Maine and North Carolina in the last 15 months, prompting a National Oceanic and...
- NOAA's LEED Gold marine research facility embodies San Diego's coast Fri, 27 May 16, 8:12amInspired by the topography of La Jolla Cove, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's sustainable marine research facility appears to emerge from the contours of the coast, reshaping the relationship between...
- It’s official: 2015 was the hottest year in recorded history Mon, 11 Jan 16, 10:00pmThe numbers are in: last year was the second hottest year ever recorded in US history. Since 1895, temperatures in the States have steadily risen to an average of 54.4℉, which is 2.4℉ warmer than the 20th century average....
- Why Many Americans May Flee to Alaska in the Coming Decades Thu, 25 Sep 14, 1:16amJob opportunity, the cool factor and affordability may no longer be the major reason Americans move. Instead, climate change may force people to flee certain regions into cities that can maintain cooler temperatures and ward...
- Are Indoor Fish Farms America’s Next Big Green Industry? Wed, 9 Apr 14, 7:35amThe U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization produced a new study that says the United States has the greatest potential for fish farming. While oceanic agriculture has become popular overseas, it still hasn’t taken hold...
- Indoor Fish Farms – America’s Next Big Green Industry? Wed, 9 Apr 14, 3:08amThe U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization produced a new study that says the United States has the greatest potential for fish farming. While oceanic agriculture has become popular overseas, it still hasn’t taken hold...
- Over half the USA covered in snow, the most in 11 years Mon, 16 Dec 13, 6:32amPaging Dr. David Viner, white courtesy phone please Here is the map from NOAA’s National Operational Hydrologic Remote Sensing Center showing the snow coverage at 53%, the most in 11 years for this date. December...
- Negative feedback? Storing CO2 in the Arctic Thu, 5 Dec 13, 3:09amFrom the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: While the Arctic Ocean is largely a carbon sink, researchers find parts are also a source of atmospheric carbon dioxide For the past three decades, as the climate has warmed,...
- Who are you going to believe, my B-44 or your lyin eyes? Wed, 4 Dec 13, 5:33amNCDC needs to incorporate information into their metadata database from four sources that they currently ignore and/or keep from the public. Guest essay by John Slayton Southern California’s San Gabriel Mountains have long...
- 2013: slowest Atlantic hurricane season in 30 years Tue, 26 Nov 13, 7:34amA couple of days ago, Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. updated his famous graph of hurricane drought, and despite some ribbing from me on what could happen in May 2014, has confidently extended the drought out to the start of the …...
- NOAA Says There is No Island of Radioactive Tsunami Debris Floating from Japan to US Wed, 20 Nov 13, 12:00amGood news! The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration assures the public that there is no giant island of radioactive trash headed for the United States...