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Karen McKinnon receives NSF CAREER Award for heat extremes research - Vimarsana News

Karen McKinnon receives NSF CAREER Award for heat extremes research

The World Health Organization has identified heat waves — on the rise worldwide — as one of the most dangerous natural hazards.

Source: ucla.edu
Business News: recalls…blowing snow & neighborhood bridge - Vimarsana News

Business News: recalls…blowing snow & neighborhood bridge

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge rose last month at its fastest pace since June, an alarming si...

Michael C. Morgan confirmed as assistant secretary of commerce for environmental observation and prediction - Vimarsana News

Michael C. Morgan confirmed as assistant secretary of commerce for environmental observation and prediction

Michael C. Morgan, Ph.D., has been confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve as assistant secretary of commerce for environmental observation and prediction. In this role, Morgan will be responsible for providing agency-wide direction with regard to weather, water, climate, and ocean observations, including in situ instruments and sat

Source: noaa.gov
World's Largest Desert Growing Even Larger, Partly Due to Climate Change - Vimarsana News

World's Largest Desert Growing Even Larger, Partly Due to Climate Change

The Sahara Desert—which takes up about 3.6 million square miles of northern Africa—is growing ever larger, signaling daunting news for people living in the Sahel border region who stand to lose valuable arable land to the expanding desert.

Easterling brought holistic approach to pressing science problems at NSF - Vimarsana News

Easterling brought holistic approach to pressing science problems at NSF

Geographer and climate scientist William Easterling recently returned from a four-year position with the National Science Foundation (NSF), where he