Today, the Department of Commerce and NOAA announced $999,846 in funding will be awarded over three years to existing NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnerships (CAP) teams and regions, including emerging CAP partnerships. The funding will...

1. Introduction Land-use and -cover change (LUCC) refers to changes in surface cover caused by changes in human land use and management practices (e.g., urbanisation and deforestation) [1,2], which affect ecosystems and the water...

Five hurricanes made landfall in the United States this year, causing half a trillion dollars in damages. Flooding devastated mountain towns along the East Coast. Scores of wildfires burned almost 8 million acres nationwide....

The GuLF STUDY continues to follow the nearly 33,000 participants enrolled in the original study to monitor potential health outcomes and answer important public health questions. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Casey / Shutterstock.com) Researchers...

The Columbia Climate School’s faculty will expand beginning on January 1, 2025. “With the addition of these new faculty, along with the incoming Climate School dean Alexis Abramson, who will be a professor of climate, the...

It’s gift-giving season! With Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, winter solstice, New Year’s celebrations, and winter birthdays upon us, you’re likely thinking about finding the perfect gifts for your loved ones. You are probably going to...

Introduction Vitamins are organic compounds needed for the normal functioning of the human body. They contribute to many physiological processes, including immunity, metabolism, and cell division. Some vitamins cannot be synthesized by the human...

Google and Apex Clean Energy have signed a power purchase agreement for all 79.3 megawatts of Rocky Forge Wind’s nameplate capacity. Source link Paul Gerke www.renewableenergyworld.com...

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For a century now, the United States has prioritized the automobile over the pedestrian. Major cities slice up their neighborhoods with thick highways and some suburbs don’t even bother installing sidewalks. Even in deep-blue...