More Frequent Hurricanes Raise Risk to US East and Gulf Coasts
Warming tropical waters can trigger changes in winds that both strengthen and push hurricanes to the US coasts
Articles by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
New Pledges Significantly More Likely to Prevent Worst of Global Warming
New study in Science shows two-degree limit could be realized
Extreme Sea Levels to Become Much More Common Worldwide as Earth Warms
Critical coastal events, happening once a century in recent times, to occur every year on average
Forewarning Federal Facilities About Their Cyber Risk
New tools help facility managers enhance cybersecurity for operational technology
String of Firsts in Forensic Proteomics for Ricin Detection
Early career researcher develops new library for faster, accurate detection of deadly toxins
A Very Merry App for Package Delivery at the Final 50 Feet
PNNL developing app to help alleviate urban delivery challenges
Researchers Tap Rare Pristine Air to Reveal Pollution's Impact
The findings illustrate how pollution from cars, power plants, and other sources combines with natural emissions from trees in the Amazon
Rust Never Sleeps
PNNL research using atom probe tomography reveals chinks in iron crystals that can 'heal'
Powerful Hurricanes Strengthen Faster Now Than 30 Years Ago
The storms intensify more rapidly today due largely to a natural climate phenomenon
Increasing Tree Mortality in a Warming World
Trees in the tropics, especially important for the planet, face increasing threats