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When it comes to ecological policy, the U.S. government, state institutions, and researchers in the hard sciences should lean on Indigenous knowledge, a Cheyenne elder said Tuesday.
According to a survey on climate change, the most recent U.N. Researchers' studies have proved that some global warming measures are already inescapable, and current research efforts concentrate on mitigation and adaptation options.
The study team, coordinated by the University of Oklahoma and including NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory and the National Center for Atmospheric Research, used simulations from climate and water flow models to forecast future flash floods
The latest UN report on climate change recorded scientists’ efforts that have revealed some measures of global warming are now unavoidable, and recent research efforts are concentrating on adaptation and mitigation strategies.
A research team led by the University of Oklahoma, with the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory and collaborators at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, have created simulations from coupled climate and hydrologic models that demonstrate widespread increases in the occurrences of flash flooding events across most of the United States.