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A New Way to Brighten AMS Meetings

December 3, 2010

Upon former Executive Director Ken Spengler’s death this summer, Andy White commented in The Front Page, “Ken made me feel...

Competing for Climate's Sake

Competing for Climate's Sake

December 1, 2010

Secretary of Energy Steven Chu says that Americans are having a new “Sputnik” moment. Now that China is moving full...

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Why We Need Public Education in Earth Science

December 1, 2010

by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director. From the AMS project, Living on the Real World Early in the Bush...

It’s in the Bag

November 23, 2010

Grocery shoppers usually are prepared to answer just one question at the check out line: “paper or plastic?” In Iowa,...

Roadside Detraction

Roadside Detraction

November 19, 2010

Broadcast meteorologist Kevin Selle posted this picture to his blog, Digital Meteorologist, with the spot-on comment: “Note to self. Switch...

Pioneering Space Weather Expert Dies

Pioneering Space Weather Expert Dies

November 19, 2010

Paul Kintner, a Cornell University engineering professor  and head of the university’s Global Positioning Systems Laboratory, died Monday at age...

You Weren't the Only One Who Mist This Game

November 19, 2010

Football is tough enough to play when the visibility is good; when you can’t see your own teammates, it’s a...

A White House Moment

A White House Moment

November 18, 2010

Yesterday at the East Room of the White House, President Obama honored the winners of the National Medal of Science,...

A Good Climate for Looking at Clouds

A Good Climate for Looking at Clouds

November 17, 2010

How much do we know about clouds and the effects they have on climate change? It’s a lingering source of...

On the Road Again!

On the Road Again!

November 9, 2010

by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director. From the AMS project, Living on the Real World Remember those road-weather folks...

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