Flood News

Posted December 19, 2004:

• Rapid Progress Reported In Emerging Field Of Molecular Electronics

Posted November 24, 2004:

• Planning For Extreme Events By Understanding Risk

Posted November 23, 2004:

• Scientists To Evaluate Effects Of High Flow Test At Glen Canyon Dam

Posted October 30, 2004:

• Malaria Vaccine Trial Results Published

Posted July 23, 2004:

• Geologists Discover Water Cuts Through Rock At Surprising Speed

Posted June 25, 2004:

• Scientists Help Create Spacecraft That Think For Themselves

Posted June 14, 2004:

• Two Billion Vulnerable To Floods By 2050; Number Expected To Double Or More In Two Generations

Posted May 5, 2004:

• European Space Agency's Miniature Earth Observer Put To Many Uses

Posted April 29, 2004:

• New NASA Technology Helps Forecasters In Severe Weather Season

Posted February 24, 2004:

• New Mudslides Expected With Heavy Storms In Southern California

Posted December 1, 2003:

• Satellites Assist Planners Preventing Floods

Posted October 7, 2003:

• Northwest Salmon Could Face Same Fate As Those In Northeast, England

Posted October 2, 2003:

• La Niña Takes Bolivian Andes On A Sedimental Journey

Posted September 5, 2003:

• NASA Helping To Understand Water Flow In The West

Posted August 28, 2003:

• Methane Thought To Be Responsible For Mass Extinction

Posted August 21, 2003:

• Weather Extremes Shed Light On Prairie's Past And Environment's Future

Posted July 11, 2003:

• Higher Education Or Larger Brain Size May Protect Against Dementia Later In Life, New Study Finds

Posted July 8, 2003:

• GPS To Monitor Developing Southwestern Monsoon

Posted July 1, 2003:

• Mediterranean Fishery Recovers, Thanks To Manmade Pollutants

Posted June 23, 2003:

• In-Home Shelter Could Ease Chaotic Hurricane Evacuations

Posted May 28, 2003:

• Coastal Cities Turn Up The Heat On Rainfall

Posted April 15, 2003:

• Peril In Peru? NASA Takes A Look At Menacing Glacier

Posted March 31, 2003:

• Early Flash Flood Warning System May Save Lives, Property

Posted February 19, 2003:

• New Monsoon Forecasting Method Could Increase Crop Yields

Posted February 18, 2003:

• Tufts Civil Engineer Predicts Boston’s Rising Sea Levels Could Cause Billions Of Dollars In Damage

Posted February 5, 2003:

• Down By The River: Riparian Habitats Preferred By Both Native And Exotic Species

Posted November 8, 2002:

• New Method Strikes An Improvement In Lightning Predictions

Posted September 13, 2002:

• Satellite Data Could Track Vulnerable Areas, Terrorist Threats

Posted August 12, 2002:

• Investing In Environment Pays Off At 100-1, Say Researchers

Posted August 6, 2002:

• Boulder Researchers Reassess National Flood Damage Estimates

Posted July 22, 2002:

• New Evidence Of Lava Dam Failure And Fault Activity Supports Theory That Grand Canyon Is Geologic Infant

Posted June 17, 2002:

• Noah's Flood Hypothesis May Not Hold Water

Posted May 10, 2002:

• El Niño Expected To Develop By Year's End

Posted May 9, 2002:

• Scientists Debate Wisdom Of Plan To Save Venice From Flooding

Posted April 18, 2002:

• Complex Weather Study To Target Summer Storm Forecasting

Posted April 2, 2002:

• Superfloods Continue To Generate Heat In Earth Science
• NASA Pinpoints Where Rain Comes From And Where It Goes
• Traditional Floodplain Forest Restoration May Decrease Bird Diversity

Posted March 11, 2002:

• Hurricane Floods Pose Risk To Environment, Health, New Research On 1999 Storm Reveals

Posted January 18, 2002:

• Climate Change May Bring More Winter Floods, And A Drier Growing Season In California

Posted December 14, 2001:

• Man-Made Hurricane Hits South Carolina Coast Monday

Posted December 5, 2001:

• Floods Ain't What They Used To Be; Study Shows Wing Dams Have Made Them Worse

Posted November 14, 2001:

• Bangladesh Flood And Drought Forecasting Could Bring Farmers, Cholera Victims Relief

Posted October 11, 2001:

• Accumulated Change Courts Ecosystem Catastrophe

Posted September 26, 2001:

• Researchers Document Ancient River System Buried Off The North Carolina Coast

Posted September 20, 2001:

• Sea Grant, NOAA National Severe Storms Lab Develop New Weather Technology

Posted August 10, 2001:

• Clemson Rips Apart Houses For Science

Posted August 9, 2001:

• Scientists Find Largest Flood Channels In The Solar System

Posted August 6, 2001:

• Wave Of The Future? Dams As River Restoration

Posted June 19, 2001:

• Evidence Of Ancient El Ninos And Cultural Development

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