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California Needs Atmospheric Rivers. But Like, Not This Many
Noah Diffenbaugh comments on connection between California's water system and atmospheric patterns.
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Every 200 Years California Suffers a Storm of Biblical Proportions — This Year’s Rains Are Just a Precursor
Quotes Newsha Ajami and Noah Diffenbaugh on recent heavy rain in California and what it means for infrastructure.
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California Senate Leader's New Bill: 100% Clean Energy
Article quotes Mark Jacobson on potential transition to 100 percent clean energy in California.
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Using science to see which countries are following through on Paris climate change goals
Features research coauthored by Rob Jackson, who discusses the potential for a low-carbon economy in the U.S.
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'We Should Assume our Worst Fears Will be Realized': Climate Scientist on Donald Trump
Quotes Director Chris Field on the value of scientific research on climate change both in terms of economics and human lives.
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Once unthinkable, 'planned retreat' enters the climate dialogue
Chris Field, Katharine Mach and Noah Diffenbaugh discuss the economic and environmental opportunities in climate change adaptation.
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With Heavy Rain In Southwest, Does This Mean Drought Is Almost Over?
Noah Diffenbaugh on the state of California's long-running drought.
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How can we avoid a climate change catastrophe? Al Gore and Davos leaders respond
WEF asked JIm Leape and other global leaders gathered in Davos about global environmental priorities going forward.
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Study tracks memory of soil moisture
Article discusses recent work by Alexandra Konings on the remote sensing of soil moisture.
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2016’s Super Warm Arctic Winter ‘Extremely Unlikely’ Without Climate Change, Scientists Say
Noah Diffenbaugh comments on a recent analysis by the World Weather Attribution group with Climate Central of 2016's warm Arctic winter being unlikely to have occurred without climate change.
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The Search Is on for Pulling Carbon from the Air
Katharine Mach, Chris Field and Rob Jackson comment on negative emissions technologies and other methods for reducing the world's carbon.
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Cattle and Other Ruminants Blamed for Methane Surge
Co author of study by Robert Jackson cited on the rising methane levels and where they stem from
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Methane Gas On The Rise, Highlights Human-Driven Sources Of Greenhouse Gas Emission
Robert Jackson's study cites argriculture as one of the biggest contributors to methane emissions
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Agriculture Eyed as Culprit in Global Methane Emissions Spike
Robert Jackson, chair of Stanford University's Earth System Science Department, cited on his study into the rapid rise methane gas what what it means for our environmental future
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Globe-warming methane emissions may be canceling gains on carbon dioxide
Cites study co authors by Robert Jackson, a Michelle and Kevin Douglas Provostial Professor and chair of the department of Earth System Science in the School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences.
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Global Methane Emissions Growing Faster Now: Study
New findings published in Geophysical Research Letters discussed by Rob Jackson.
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Trump's Election Leaves Scientists In A Climate Of Uncertainty
NPR speaks with Rob Jackson at the AGU's Fall Meeting about what the election means for the science community.
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Methane Surge Worries Scientists
Cited study by Robert Jackson into the rise of methane gas and how this rapid rise is cause for concern
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