#climate-science

#climate-science

Climate change has intensified rainfall in Spain by 12% and doubled the likelihood of extreme storms.

The recent floods in Spain caused significant fatalities and highlighted the growing risks of climate change.

Extreme weather events are increasingly understood through the lens of human-induced climate change.

Research on climate change must account for local economic, social, and political contexts.

Global temperature monitoring is essential for adhering to the Paris Agreement's goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Climate change is deeply intertwined with global inequality and injustice, requiring comprehensive solutions beyond mere technical fixes.

NASA's ECCO project transforms ocean current modeling by integrating extensive data for accurate simulations over decades.

Proposed budget cuts threaten crucial climate and space science research across multiple US government agencies.

The Mauna Loa Observatory, vital for monitoring CO2 levels, faces closure due to US government budget cuts.

The Mauna Loa Observatory is vital for climate science, monitoring atmospheric CO2 levels since 1958.

AI technology promises to revolutionize weather forecasting, making it faster and more efficient.

Open data sharing in climate science is crucial for accurate modeling and informed policies, yet many agencies withhold important data.

Trump's second term could significantly impact U.S. climate policy, including exiting the Paris Agreement and rolling back environmental protections.

The Trump administration's scrutiny of climate-related funding threatens vital research and infrastructure projects, creating uncertainty for NOAA and its researchers.

Neil Jacobs faces criticism for his past actions at NOAA, especially regarding the Sharpiegate incident, amid concerns over the agency's scientific integrity.