Extreme Climate & Geophysical Events
Forecasting extreme weather events, like deadly heat waves, remains challenging despite advancements. Traditional supercomputers excel…
The article discusses the need for better preparedness for unexpected disasters, sparked by recent events…
El Niño has been confirmed in the Philippines, with an 80% chance of it continuing…
The article highlights a positive trend over recent years: the absence of global “mega-disasters” since…
This year’s World Tsunami Awareness Day marks 20 years since the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean…
A new study warns that by the 2090s, nearly one-third of the global population—around 2.6…
Latest Articles
The article discusses the efforts of the Lake Champlain Sea Grant’s Watershed Alliance Program in…
A recent tour of the Schuylkill River Watershed highlighted the impact of the Schuylkill River…
Educators are invited to help create environmental education materials for the Clear Lake region, supported…
The largest permanent restoration in Minnesota’s Cedar River Watershed is taking place, converting 225 acres…
Two wildfires, the Timber Fire and Plaskett Fire, have burned over 55,000 acres in Monterey…
The Chesapeake Bay earned a grade of C (50%), with the Watershed Health scoring C+…
Trey Simmons is leading a survey of juvenile fish in streams of Wrangell-St Elias National…
A senior transboundary water expert, Fekahmed Negash, argues that Egypt and Sudan should share the…
Dr. Robert Davies, a physics professor at Utah State University, raised concerns about a proposed…
In 2002, monitoring revealed high copper levels in Kansas’ North Cottonwood River, leading to its…
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Conventional watershed programs typically rely on field surveys to identify degraded areas, but these can…