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Across AMS
Dr. Wakimoto's Lessons in Leadership
“One of you is likely to be standing here someday replacing me, “ AMS President Roger Wakimoto told the assembled...
Across AMS
Dr. Wakimoto’s Lessons in Leadership
“One of you is likely to be standing here someday replacing me, “ AMS President Roger Wakimoto told the assembled...
Across AMS, AMS Programs
AMS Council Speaks Out on Federal Government Shutdown
At its meeting this morning in Phoenix, the AMS Council has released the following statement on the Federal government’s ongoing...
AMS Programs
The AMS Annual Meeting: Always a Need to Hear the Unheard
You’ve been here before. Those previous AMS Annual Meetings, for example, right here in Phoenix. You probably have some good...
AMS Programs
Raise Your Voice for Science
by Sarah Benish and Rafael Loureiro Academic institutions are often highly regarded in terms of ground-breaking research, but less commonly...
Eight Decades: Mapping New England Catastrophe
Eighty years ago today (September 21st), the Great New England Hurricane of 1938 ripped across New York’s Long Island and...
How Hurricane Florence Could Turn Weird and Deadly
Hurricane Florence is forecast to slow to a crawl as it nears landfall in the next 24 hours. As a...
If You Can Make Climate Resilience Here, You Can Make It Anywhere!
The 10th International Conference on Urban Climate and 14th Symposium on the Urban Environment, co-hosted by AMS at City College...
Oh Say Can You Breathe? The Impact of Fireworks on Air Quality in the United States
by Perry Samson, Climate and Space Science and Engineering, University of Michigan On July 4th last year, in an attempt...
Kids in Hot Cars: Tragic Misconceptions
Two tragedies last week were reminders of a continuing and underrated weather hazard: people continue to leave children in their...
