We're pleased to announce several additional travel scholarships for US students and early-career scientists to attend the workshop! Underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply. (Short) application form at https://t.co/8by5d21xZo. Deadline: April 29
The time is getting closer for this cutting-edge workshop co-sponsored by the Initiative on Extreme Weather and Climate. A variety of physical- and social-science perspectives will be represented -- check out the website at https://t.co/7zMBYrLTvb for more info
Last day for abstract submissions! We have a strong line-up already, which will make for an interesting mix of oral & poster presentations. Registration will be open through April 30. #correlatedextremes19
.@Columbia researcher creates data-visualization tool showing carbon footprints of 100s of consumer products, making it easy to explore carbon-emission levels. via @DSI_Columbia
https://t.co/0D7o0MJgMO
New atmospheric participation and a late-breaking Kelvin wave are fueling the now-official #ElNino in the equatorial Pacific. More from our partners at @NWSCPC 👇 + stay tuned for next Thursday's #IRIforecast with the latest model runs.
We’re excited to be working with @WNYC and encourage you to join a new citizen science program -- team X-Snow! Find out more about this important research here:
https://t.co/juazG9VNdM
#xsnow
Climate change will alter the color of the oceans, new research finds
Scientists find the ocean will look different in the future as a warming climate changes populations of marine microorganisms called phytoplankton.
https://t.co/uIAzmL64T6
What are the societal impacts of climate extremes? #CorrelatedExtremes19 conference hosted by @CUextremewx and the Climate Adaptation Initiative accepting abstracts through February 11: https://t.co/SjopHWkOzE
A surprising new picture of ocean circulation could have major consequences for climate science
Some experts say the Atlantic Ocean circulation is already slowing down — but we’re just beginning to learn how it really works.
https://t.co/EGfNY5Tyqz