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Climate researchers across the U.S. are taking stock - and they want your help - Vimarsana News

Climate researchers across the U.S. are taking stock - and they want your help

Work is underway on the fifth National Climate Assessment - a Congressionally mandated report that’s intended to help “understand, assess, predict and respond to human-induced and natural processes of global change.

Source: vpm.org
Coastal News Today | Canada - Seawall damage a sign of things to come amid sea level rise and climate change, experts warn - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | Canada - Seawall damage a sign of things to come amid sea level rise and climate change, experts warn

The extensive storm damage to parts of Vancouver and West Vancouver’s waterfront on Friday may be a sign of things to come amid climate change and rising sea levels, experts warn.

Southeast climate workshops open to the public - Vimarsana News

Southeast climate workshops open to the public

ATHENS -- The authors of the Southeast chapter of the Fifth National Climate Assessment, part of the U.S. Global Change Research Program, are inviting the public to share their thoughts

Adapting to a shortening winter, Maine ski areas are increasingly turning to snow making - Vimarsana News

Adapting to a shortening winter, Maine ski areas are increasingly turning to snow making

Ski areas are increasingly focused on two sides of the sustainability question — how to keep snow on the slopes and how to reduce pollution from their energy-intensive operations.

Tulane professor receives national and international appointments on climate change - Vimarsana News

Tulane professor receives national and international appointments on climate change

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Source: tulane.edu