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  • Climate Changes Faster Than Animals Adapt

    It is therefore of vital importance to assess to which degree animals can respond to changing environmental conditions – for example by shifting the timing of breeding – and whether these shifts enable the persistence of populations in the long run.

  • NASA Finds Depression Strengthen into Tropical Storm Dalila

    NASA’s Aqua satellite used infrared light to analyze the strength of storms circled the center of circulation, a change from 24 hours before when wind shear pushed them away from the center.

  • Monsoon Rains Have Become More Intense in the Southwest in Recent Decades

    Monsoon rain storms have become more intense in the southwestern United States in recent decades, according to a study recently published by Agricultural Research Service scientists.

  • Fussy Fish Can Have Their Coral, and Eat It Too

    Being a fussy eater is a problem for reef fish who seek refuge from climate change on deeper reefs. 

  • More Sensitive Climates Are More Variable Climates, Research Shows

    A decade without any global warming is more likely to happen if the climate is more sensitive to carbon dioxide emissions, new research has revealed.

  • North Carolina Tropical Cyclone-Driven Coastal Flooding Is Worsening with Climate Change, Population Growth

    A historic 120-year-old data set is allowing researchers to confirm what data modeling systems have been predicting about climate change: Climate change is increasing precipitation events like hurricanes, tropical storms and floods.

  • Where There’s Fire, There’s Smoke — And Secrets For Science To Uncover

    Extreme wildfire seasons are no longer an outlier in the western United States, where climate change is drying out vegetation and people are moving deeper and deeper into western forests.

  • NASA Sees Outside Winds Affecting New Tropical Eastern Pacific Depression

    A new tropical depression formed in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, far enough away from the coast so that no coastal warnings are needed.

  • Tracking Smoke from Fires to Improve Air Quality Forecasting

    NASA’s DC-8 flying laboratory took to the skies on Monday to kick off a two-month investigation into the life cycles of smoke from fires in the United States.

  • Beset by Drought, Indonesia to Start Cloud Seeding to Induce Rain

    After more than six weeks without rain, Indonesia will soon start cloud seeding in an effort to kickstart precipitation and end an El Niño-driven drought that has put 50,000 acres of crops at risk of harvest failure, Reuters reported.

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