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Posted May 12, 2008:

• Hot-air Balloon Research May Improve Tornado Predictions

Posted May 9, 2008:

• 76-teraflop Supercomputer Installed For Critical Research On Climate Change, Severe Weather

Posted May 8, 2008:

• Climate Models Overheat Antarctica, New Study Finds

Posted May 7, 2008:

• Expert Predicts 'Monsoon Britain'
• New Breed Of Supercomputers Proposed To Improve Climate Change Prediction Accuracy

Posted May 5, 2008:

• Will Global Warming Take A Short Break? Improved Climate Predictions Suggest A Reduced Warming Trend During The Next 10 Years

Posted April 29, 2008:

• NASA Satellite To Map Earth's Water Cycle
• How Dry We Are: European Space Agency To Test Earth's Soil Moisture Via Satellite

Posted April 25, 2008:

• Significant 'Red Tide' Season Predicted For 2008 Based On Computer Models And Observations

Posted April 22, 2008:

• Larger Pacific Climate Event Helps Current La Nina Linger
• Arctic Ice More Vulnerable To Sunny Weather, New Study Shows

Posted April 19, 2008:

• Global Land Temperature Warmest On Record In March 2008

Posted April 17, 2008:

• Jet Streams Are Shifting And May Alter Paths Of Storms And Hurricanes

Posted April 15, 2008:

• Migratory Birds Make Mistakes In Direction, But Not Distance
• Forecasters Implement New Hurricane-tracking Technique

Posted April 10, 2008:

• 'Well Above-average' Hurricane Season Forecast For 2008

Posted April 9, 2008:

• Why Is Arctic Sea Ice Melting Faster Than Predicted? NOAA Probing Arctic Pollution

Posted April 8, 2008:

• Climate Change Will Erode Foundations Of Health, World Health Organization Warns

Posted April 7, 2008:

• Harmful Algae Takes Advantage Of Global Warming: More Algae Blooms Expected

Posted March 27, 2008:

• Climate Change Threatens Amazonian Small Farmers

Posted March 24, 2008:

• Gulf Stream Leaves Its Signature Seven Miles High

Posted March 23, 2008:

• Current Major Flooding In U.S. A Sign Of Things To Come, NOAA Predicts

Posted March 21, 2008:

• Satellites Can Help Arctic Grazers Survive Killer Winter Storms

Posted March 19, 2008:

• Arctic Sea Ice Still At Risk Despite Cold Winter, NASA Says

Posted March 14, 2008:

• Modern Physics Is Critical To Global Warming Research

Posted March 13, 2008:

• Are Existing Large-scale Simulations Of Water Dynamics Wrong?

Posted March 12, 2008:

• Climate Change Predicted To Have Major Impact On Transportation Infrastructure And Operations
• Arctic Climate Models Playing Key Role In Polar Bear Decision

Posted March 4, 2008:

• Carbon Dioxide Tied To Air Pollution Mortality

Posted February 20, 2008:

• African Dust Storms May Cool Atlantic, Lessen Hurricanes
• Tornado Images May Lead To Precise Storm Warnings

Posted February 17, 2008:

• La Niña Conditions Strengthen, Expected To Continue

Posted February 15, 2008:

• Heavy Rainfall On The Increase In UK

Posted February 7, 2008:

• Air Pollution May Be Causing More Rainy Summer Days In The Southeast US

Posted January 31, 2008:

• Increased Hurricane Activity Linked To Sea Surface Warming
• El Nino At Play As Source Of More Intense Regional US Wintertime Storms

Posted January 28, 2008:

• New Antarctic Ice Core To Provide Clearest Climate Record Yet

Posted January 26, 2008:

• 2007 Was Tenth Warmest For U.S., Fifth Warmest Worldwide
• New Radar Satellite Technique Sheds Light On Ocean Current Dynamics

Posted January 25, 2008:

• Warmer Ocean Could Reduce Number Of Atlantic Hurricane Landfalls

Posted January 17, 2008:

• 2007 Was Tied As Earth's Second Warmest Year

Posted January 16, 2008:

• NASA Observes La Niña: This 'Little Girl' Makes A Big Impression

Posted January 8, 2008:

• 2008 Likely To Be One Of The Top-ten Warmest Years
• Sunspot Is Harbinger Of New Solar Cycle, Increasing Risk For Electrical Systems

Posted December 31, 2007:

• 2007 A Top Ten Warm Year For U.S. And Globe

Posted December 20, 2007:

• Wind Turbines Produce 'Green' Energy And Airflow Mysteries

Posted December 19, 2007:

• Catching Polluters Made Easier With NASA Satellite Data
• Air Quality Forecasts See Future In Space

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