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A Quality Dog-Owner Relationship No Help To Storm-Phobic Canines
December 17, 2005 — Having a sympathetic owner did not lower the stress reaction of dogs that become anxious or fearful during noisy thunderstorms but living in a multi-dog household did, a Penn State study has ... > full story -
Warmer 2005 For U.S., Near-Record Warmth Globally -- Hurricanes, Floods, Snow And Wildfires All Notable
December 16, 2005 — After a record-breaking hurricane season, blistering heat waves, lingering drought and a crippling Northeast blizzard, 2005 is ending as a warm year in the United States. It will come close to the ... > full story -
Looking At Atmospheric Disturbances During Space Storms: Researchers Create Unprecedented View Of Earth's Upper Atmosphere
December 6, 2005 — Scientists from NASA and the National Science Foundation discovered a way to combine ground and space observations to create an unprecedented view of upper atmosphere disturbances during space ... > full story -
Computer Model Recreates The Storm That Sank The Edmund Fitzgerald
November 16, 2005 — On Nov. 10, 1975, Lake Superior swallowed the Edmund Fitzgerald, along with her 29 crewmembers and cargo of almost 26,000 tons of ore. The wreck evolved into a Midwestern legend. Thirty years later, ... > full story -
Microfossils Show Promise In Prospecting Climate History
October 31, 2005 — Has global warming flipped a switch and returned us to a hurricane regime unseen for 1000 years? An analysis of 6,000 years of sediment layers taken from a back-barrier marsh in South Carolina shows ... > full story -
Tropical Cloud 'Dust' Could Hold The Key To Climate Change
October 27, 2005 — Scientists at the University of Manchester will set off for Australia this week to undertake an in-depth study of tropical clouds and the particles sucked up into them to gain further insight into ... > full story -
NASA Sees 2004's Hurricane Charley Slice A Florida Island
October 21, 2005 — The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), NASA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are studying the effects of 2004's Hurricane Charley on Florida's Captiva Island, as part of a cooperative research ... > full story -
Dust Storms May Carry Bacteria To Japan From China
October 20, 2005 — Bacteria found in soil around Tokyo are not indigenous to the area. A study published in the open access journal Saline Systems reveals a large proportion of salt-loving bacteria in non-saline soil ... > full story -
Warmer Seas, Wetter Air Make Harder Rains
October 14, 2005 — Storms will dump heavier rain and snow around the world as Earth's climate warms over the coming century, according to several leading computer models. Now a study by scientists at the National ... > full story -
NASA Makes A Heated 3-D Look Into Hurricane Erin's Eye
October 7, 2005 — Hurricane Erin raced across the North Atlantic and along the eastern seaboard in September 2001. She was used as an experiment for a study to improve hurricane tracking and intensity predictions, ... > full story
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