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News Archive

2023

Towering Wildfire Clouds Have Big Impacts on the Stratosphere
Potent Greenhouse Gas Declines in the US, Confirming Success of Control Efforts
Western Wildfires Destroying More Homes Per Square Mile Burned
One Facility Makes Big Contribution to Salt Lake’s Winter Brown Cloud
Rare Opportunity to Study Short-Lived Volcanic Island Reveals Sulfur-Metabolizing Microbes
Air Quality Improvements Lead to More Sulfur Fertilizer Use

2022

CIRES Science at AGU 2022
Indigenous Fire Management Buffered Climate Impacts for Centuries
Destroying Coronavirus vs. Creating Indoor Smog
Diverse Student Projects Illuminate the Power of Data Analytics

2020

Dr. Xinzhao Chu Sees Best Year of Wildlife in Antarctica

2019

Satellite Imagery Measures Ground Motion Due to Oklahoma Induced Seismicity

Prof. Xinzhao Chu to give CEDAR Prize Lecture in Santa Fe, NM

Prof. Xinzhao Chu to give CEDAR Prize Lecture in Santa Fe, NM

Direct measurements of ice-shelf flexure caused by surface meltwater ponding and drainage

Observations Show Gravity Waves Above Antarctica Dance in Winter

Greenland Ice Melting Four Times Faster Than in 2003

2018

Is Antarctica Becoming More Like Greenland?

Is Antarctica Becoming More Like Greenland?

Rare Glacial River Drains Potentially Harmful Lakes

Mylène Jacquemart, Graduate Student Researcher, wins AGU Outstanding Student Paper Award

2017

Map Provides High-Resolution Look at Nearly Entire Arctic Region

AES junior Ian Geraghty won Undergraduate Honorable Mention at CEDAR 2017

Dr. Toby Minear's work on sediment clogging of large reservoirs and its implications was recently cited in the LA Times

2016

Ice or Liquid? Evaluating and improving modeled cloud phase using spaceborne lidar observations