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Six Berkeley Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows - Vimarsana News

Six Berkeley Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has announced their 2022 Fellows, including six scientists from Berkeley Lab.

Source: lbl.gov
Balancing a Battery-Powered Future With Energy Justice - Vimarsana News

Balancing a Battery-Powered Future With Energy Justice

Graduate student intern Meg Slattery is working with researchers in Berkeley Lab’s Lithium Resource Research and Innovation Center to develop a new research b

Data Center Water Management: Stewarding Earth's Most Vital Resource | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry - Vimarsana News

Data Center Water Management: Stewarding Earth's Most Vital Resource | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry

In this piece Data Center Knowledge editor in chief Wendy Schuchart presents a close analysis of both Amazon and Google’s water management efforts.

Research Identifies How Climate Change Could Alter Spring Snowmelt in Iconic Mountain Landscapes - Vimarsana News

Research Identifies How Climate Change Could Alter Spring Snowmelt in Iconic Mountain Landscapes

Researchers say that the Chilean Andes could face marked snow loss and roughly 10% less mountain water runoff with a global warming of approximately 2.5 degrees Celsius over the next 30 years. The study has implications for the California Sierra Nevada and highlights the need for carbon mitigation.

Limiting global warming now can preserve valuable freshwater resource - Vimarsana News

Limiting global warming now can preserve valuable freshwater resource

A research team has found that the Andean region of Chile could face noticeable snow loss and roughly 10% less mountain water runoff with a global warming of approximately 2.5 degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial levels over the next three decades