From Alaska to New Hampshire to Hawaii, NOAA Sea Grant programs are working to help coastal communities build resilience to changing conditions, including changing climate.
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The potential impacts of sea level rise are uncertain, and scientists don't always agree on the probability of particular sea-level events. A new study examines how to represent and communicate to decision makers.
A new article explains how to use climate data and projections to plan for climate change. The publication applies to any location, with examples specific to Nevada.
The researchers are not just contributing to research, they are connecting and building scientific communities focused on improving our understanding of Arctic marine ecosystems.
Global warming will change Alaska’s precipitation. A new study projects changes in all warming scenarios, with the increases in both temperature and precipitation.
A new study finds that projected future warming will result in El Niño events that grow at a faster rate, persist longer over the eastern and far eastern Pacific, and have stronger and distinct remote impacts.
As human-caused climate change disrupts weather patterns around the world, one overarching question is the subject of increased scientific focus: how it will affect one of the world’s dominant ...
The timing and duration of the active season for tropical cyclones (TCs) varies throughout the world, and the seasonality of TCs could be impacted as greenhouse gas concentrations increase and our …
The timing and duration of the active season for tropical cyclones (TCs) varies throughout the world, and the seasonality of TCs could be impacted as greenhouse gas concentrations increase and our …