Climate Change

A Few Takeaways from the “State of the Climate in 2022”
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A Few Takeaways from the “State of the Climate in 2022”

September 6, 2023

Record-high greenhouse gases, sea levels, monsoons, and droughts—and a volcanic vapor injection By Michael Alexander, Lead, Atmosphere Ocean Processes and...

An Anticipated Increase in Earth's Strongest Storms

An Anticipated Increase in Earth's Strongest Storms

November 18, 2020

A little more than two weeks ago, Supertyphoon Goni blasted ashore in the Philippines with top sustained winds of 195...

An Anticipated Increase in Earth’s Strongest Storms

An Anticipated Increase in Earth’s Strongest Storms

November 18, 2020

A little more than two weeks ago, Supertyphoon Goni blasted ashore in the Philippines with top sustained winds of 195...

Online Climate Science Course Keys Success to Frequent Forum Discussions

Online Climate Science Course Keys Success to Frequent Forum Discussions

October 15, 2020

While colleges pre-COVID-19 were already designing and implementing courses for online instruction, the pandemic has pushed entire academic course offerings...

Welcome to the Sticky Skies: Costlier Air Travel in a Warmer, Wetter World

Welcome to the Sticky Skies: Costlier Air Travel in a Warmer, Wetter World

October 6, 2020

COVID-19 has upended air travel for now, but if the growth in global aviation resumes, one real drag on flying is going to...

Keeping Score When Temperature Records Are the Expectation

Keeping Score When Temperature Records Are the Expectation

August 19, 2020

Through July, 2020 has been on almost the same track as 2016: the two years had the hottest first seven months in NOAA’s 141...

New Assessment Is Confident Global Warming Brings Stronger, Wetter Tropical Cyclones

New Assessment Is Confident Global Warming Brings Stronger, Wetter Tropical Cyclones

April 20, 2020

Even with a modest amount of global warming, future hurricanes will become nastier. They’ll push ashore higher storm surges, grow...

AMS Goes for 100% Renewable Electricity for Its 100th Anniversary

October 9, 2019

by Bob Henson, AMS Councilor and Chair, AMS Committee on Environmental Stewardship (ACES) Those of us involved with climate change...

It Used to Be "Inadvertent Climate Modification," Too

January 30, 2018

AMS Executive Director Keith Seitter sent a letter today to President Trump. It begins, In an interview with Piers Morgan...

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Withdrawal from the Paris Agreement Flouts the Climate Risks

June 2, 2017

by Keith Seitter, AMS Executive Director President Trump’s speech announcing the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement emphasizes his assessment...

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