Discovery Increases Likelihood of Growing Food Despite Drought
Genes to keep plants green
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El Niño Can Help Predict Cacao Harvests Up to 2 Years in Advance
Researchers found that the El Niño climate cycle can be a reliable substitute for weather data
“Cleanest Air in Europe” Contributes to Climate Change Research
The Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station in Ireland is at the forefront of climate change research
Icing Can Cost Wind Turbines up to 80% of Power Production
Scientists take their research out of the lab and into the field to gain new insights into how icing impacts real-world wind turbine performance
How to Minimize Errors in Observed Climate Trends
Experts in climatology make headway in identifying the most reliable methods that help to correct biases in the instrumental climate record
The Upside of Volatile Space Weather
Robust stellar flares might not prevent life on exoplanets, could facilitate its detection
3D-Printed Weather Stations Could Mean More Science for Less Money
The advent of 3D printing and low-cost sensors has made it possible to build a weather station for a few hundred dollars
Study: Expect More Mega-Droughts
Recent findings suggest climate change will lead to increased water scarcity, reduced winter snow cover, more frequent bushfires, and wind erosion
Are Climate Scientists Being Too Cautious When Linking Extreme Weather to Climate Change?
Probability of detection has mostly been ignored when it comes to linking extreme events to climate change, researcher says
Study: Act Now on Wildfires, Global Climate Change, Human Health
New research summarizes the enormous impacts of climate change on wildfire seasons and the sequential increased morbidity, mortality, and mental health impacts