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Now in Europe, international cryosphere and climate research hub coming to UMass Amherst - Vimarsana News

Now in Europe, international cryosphere and climate research hub coming to UMass Amherst

A climate center now based in Geneva, Switzerland, is relocating this fall to the campus of the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Now in Europe, international cryosphere and climate research hub coming to UMass Amherst - Vimarsana News

Now in Europe, international cryosphere and climate research hub coming to UMass Amherst

A climate center now based in Geneva, Switzerland, is relocating this fall to the campus of the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

A taste of spring, a curtain call for winter. That's what March is all about | Weather - Vimarsana News

A taste of spring, a curtain call for winter. That's what March is all about | Weather

Temperatures will average out near normal for this week, with wide swings from the 50s down to the teens, but no accumulating snow is in the extended forecast.

New Report Provides a Comprehensive Outlook on Climate Resilience of Massachusetts Municipalities - Vimarsana News

New Report Provides a Comprehensive Outlook on Climate Resilience of Massachusetts Municipalities

A new report published today by a team of 20 researchers representing four UMass system campuses provides insight into the various climate resilience approaches being undertaken by municipalities across Massachusetts.

Source: umass.edu
Antarctic Ice Melting: Tamsin Edwards Responds to Richard Alley - Vimarsana News

Antarctic Ice Melting: Tamsin Edwards Responds to Richard Alley

By gregladen on December 15, 2015. In November, I wrote a post describing research on Antarctic glacial melting by Catherine Ritz, Tamsin Edwards, Gaël Durand, Antony Payne, Vincent Peyaud, and Richard Hindmarsh (“Potential sea-level rise from Antarctic ice-sheet instability constrained by observations”). I had asked one of the authors, Tamsin Edwards, to address a few questions about the study. I also asked glacier expert Richard Alley a few questions. Alley got back to me right away, but Edwards was unable to do so, so I wrote up Alley’s commentary here, with the int...