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Oman is a country with a history of various cyclonic and storm events that have resulted in the loss of human lives, huge infrastructural damage and destruction of crops and animals.On October 3, a powerful cyclone Shaheen made landfall in Oman, near Muscat, after barrelling up the Arabian Sea in the Indian Ocean and travelling through the Sea of...

A meteorologist and UP master’s student was pleasantly surprised when his Master's thesis was converted into a PhD.

The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Science was set up in 2013 to provide state of the art education and research in earth, climate and ocean sciences. Earth and Atmospheric Science...

Dr Michael, a University of Pretoria Master’s student, received a pleasant surprise after submitting his dissertation for external examination, only for it to be so exceptional that it was converted into a PhD.

We must approach each new piece of climate information with humility.

Until recently, Kerala’s coastal population had every reason to rejoice the arrival of the monsoon in the state. Apart from numerous good fishing hauls, the important celebratory moments like weddings came about during the monsoon season which spans from June to August, as they generally attained economic stability during the period. However, over the last […]

The 2050 climate neutrality goals require the right technologies. The current round of post-pandemic investment is decisive for a successful strategy. What role will carbon capture and utilization play in this, if any?

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Crumbling icebergs may come to mind when imagining the most dramatic effects of global warming. However, new research suggests that more record-breaking temperatures will actually occur in the tropics.

By gregladen on December 17, 2014. A new study has recently been published that looks at the ecology of bristlecone pine growth at Sheep Mountain, and the tree ring signal those trees produce, at high altitudes in the Southwestern US. This is important because tree rings are an often used proxyindicator for reconstructing past climates. Those who keep track of the paleoclimate research will recall, for example, that tree rings were one of the proxyindicators used by Michael M...