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A low-flying plane spent time over Southeast Wisconsin earlier this week. It was collecting air quality and pollution data as part of NASA’s AEROMMA research project.

Major hurricanes, intense wildfires, increasing concentrations of greenhouse gasses, deep sea discoveries, and more made 2022 an eventful year for NOAA Research. As we enter the final days of the year, we’re taking a look back at some of our biggest research stories from the last 12 months. Preparing the nation for the impacts of climate change  People across the country are feeling the impacts of climate change through severe droughts, wildfires, catastrophic flooding, major...

President Biden, Vice President Harris Visit Philadelphia to Support Pennsylvania Democrats; Presidents Biden, Obama to Visit (Again) This Saturday.

Experts suggest that fires are getting more frequent and larger due to both the relatively recent climate warming and to the relatively recent increase in forest understory. However, those two

Olney Central College served as a host site for the Illinois RiverWatch Network’s Citizen Scientist training on April 2. Illinois RiverWatch is a volunteer stream monitoring program administered by the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center. Citizen scientist help identify potentially degraded waters and areas that may need greater protection.

Olney Central College served as a host site for the Illinois RiverWatch Network’s Citizen Scientist training on April 2. Illinois RiverWatch is a volunteer stream monitoring program administered by the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center. Citizen scientist help identify potentially degraded waters and areas that may need greater protection.

The University of Wisconsin and Alliant Energy have partnered on a solar and agricultural research project— they are planning to build it on a <span class="excerpt-more">...</span>

These are three stories of the thousands who were impacted by the deadly 1,600-acre Marshall fire in Boulder County that destroyed almost 1,100 homes and businesses, left hundreds more severely

This is the first of an occasional series to tell the story of the recovery from the Dec. 30, 2021 Marshall Fire through the eyes of its victims.

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