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German Scientists Launch Ambitious Project to Capture Clouds in 3D

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Physics & Mathematics, Technology
To reconstruct the AMOC, researchers looked at air-sea heat fluxes, which is the exchange of heat from the ocean to the atmosphere. When the AMOC is stronger, more heat is released from the ocean to the atmosphere over the North Atlantic.

Key Atlantic Ocean Current Remains Stable, Defying Previous Concerns

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Winter coastal landscape with floating ice fragments on still cold blue water. Gulf of Finland, Russia

Not the day after tomorrow: Why we can’t predict the timing of climate tipping points

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
The flux system that collected data for the study is now being used on new research ship the RRS Sir David Attenborough (pictured).

Southern Ocean absorbing more CO2 than previously thought

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
A wave channel experiment used a zoom lens camera and a custom Python script to process imagery of four different zones: wave generation, shoaling and breaking, air detained by a plunging jet of water, and air trapped at bores where water level rises rapidly. The study provided essential insights into the physical and chemical impacts of microplastics at the air-water interface.

Microplastic pollution increases sea foam height and stability

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Ocean

Scientists question effectiveness of nature-based CO2 removal using the ocean

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
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Tropical ice cores offer deeper insights into Earth’s temperature record

Categories Technology
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How mountains affect El Niño-induced winter precipitation

Categories Technology
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Ice cores from Earth’s highest tropical peak provide insight into climate variability

Categories Technology
Map of depth-integrated anthropogenic carbon Credit: Laura Cimoli/GLODAP

Giant underwater waves affect the ocean’s ability to store carbon

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Physics & Mathematics
Illustration of critters impacted by Earth's warmth

Before global warming, was the Earth cooling down or heating up?

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Bleak windswept view from the tundra

An intimate look at Earth’s last 11,000 summers and winters

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

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