What Is the Role of Erosion in Soil Carbon Sequestration?
Explore erosion's impact on soil carbon sequestration, from global perspectives to US Midwest case studies. Learn about mechanisms, controversies, and management practices for effective carbon storage in working lands.
Wildfire in a Changing Climate
Experts discuss climate change's impact on wildfires, including longer seasons, increased intensity, and consequences for air quality, health, and ecology. Insights on fire-generated weather and global implications.
Intensifying Storms and Flooding in a Changing Climate
Experts discuss climate change's impact on storm intensity, rainfall, and flooding. Insights on hurricane intensification, data collection, and population displacement due to extreme weather events.
Rising Heat in a Changing Climate
Experts discuss global trends in heat extremes, compound impacts, and risks for agricultural workers amid rising temperatures and climate change.
Launching the New U.S. Arctic Research Plan 2022-2026 - A Bold Strategy for a Changing Arctic
Experts discuss the new U.S. Arctic Research Plan 2022-2026, outlining federal strategies to address critical research questions about the rapidly changing Arctic region and its global impacts.
Soil Carbon Sequestration - When Does Increased Soil C Storage Yield Net Removal of Greenhouse Gases
Explore soil carbon sequestration's impact on greenhouse gases, featuring case studies from France and U.S. Midwest. Discuss organic agriculture, nitrogen leaching, and mitigation strategies for reducing agriculture's GHG impact.
Measuring Soil C - Emerging Approaches
Explore emerging approaches for measuring soil carbon with experts from the Soil Health Institute and Woodwell Climate Research Center, focusing on widespread quantification and monitoring techniques.
Earth Science Research Methods - Protecting Our Planet
Explore cutting-edge technologies and analytical methods in Earth sciences to address global challenges like climate change, pollution, and ecosystem degradation for the benefit of humanity.
Oceanic Dissolved Organic Carbon - The World Tour
Explore the dynamics of oceanic dissolved organic carbon, a major carbon reservoir, through global observations and data analysis. Uncover sources, sinks, and controls across ocean basins.
Why Water Content Can't Tell You Everything and Other Research-Ruining Mistakes
Discover common research pitfalls, best practices, and strategies for effective field data collection in soil moisture studies, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive measurements beyond water content.
Ice in Motion - Decades of Satellite Images Illuminate Change
Satellite imagery reveals decades of ice changes, showcasing glacier retreat, Greenland melt, and Antarctic subsurface lakes. Experts discuss climate impacts on Earth's cryosphere using long-term observations.
The Importance and Vulnerability of the World's Water Towers
Climate scientists discuss the critical role of mountain regions as "water towers" for global water supply, their vulnerability to climate change, and strategies for sustainable management.
New Insights into the Formation of Tornadoes
New insights challenge traditional understanding of tornado formation in supercell thunderstorms, potentially revolutionizing forecasting methods and warning systems for these destructive phenomena.
First Results from NASA’s New Ice-Measuring Space Laser
NASA scientists present groundbreaking data from ICESat-2, revealing detailed Earth surface features and ice measurements. This innovative space laser provides crucial insights for climate research and sea level predictions.
Changes in East Antarctic Glaciers
New findings reveal acceleration of East Antarctic glaciers near Totten Glacier over the past decade, challenging long-held stability assumptions and potentially impacting global sea levels. Causes and implications discussed.
Unusual Ocean Conditions and Hurricane Harvey
Exploring unusual Gulf of Mexico conditions that contributed to Hurricane Harvey's intense rainfall, atypical storm surge, and rapid intensification through new research findings.
Perspectives and Priorities on Earth and Space Science
Explore perspectives on Earth and space science from NOAA, NASA, USGS, and NSF. Gain insights into satellite data, weather research, fleet operations, and cutting-edge missions like Europa exploration and the Parker Solar Probe.
Indicators of Processes and Feedbacks Contributing to Arctic Change and Their Linkages to Global Change
Explores indicators of Arctic change, including permafrost, glaciers, sea ice loss, and their global impacts. Discusses climate models, temperature anomalies, and regional panels addressing Arctic-midlatitude connections.
Student Engagement to Enhance Development
Explore diverse geoscience topics through student presentations, covering Yellowstone's temperature, seismic tomography, stress management, uncertainty quantification, magma modeling, field observations, climate, and methane flux estimation.
Inspire the Future for the Benefit of Humanity
Exploring Earth and space science challenges: climate change, natural disasters, ecosystems, energy transition. Experts discuss innovative solutions and opportunities to benefit humanity through interdisciplinary collaboration and public engagement.
Current Problems Facing Our Planet and Society
Exploring planetary changes, human impacts, and societal challenges through scientific connections. Highlights sea level rise and complex global interactions affecting communities worldwide.