Ocean

Every Day Can Be World Oceans Day

Every Day Can Be World Oceans Day

June 24, 2014

by Anupa Asokan, AMS Education Program Most of us recognize that the ocean is a driving force behind our weather...

“Current” Affairs at the 2014 AMS Washington Forum
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“Current” Affairs at the 2014 AMS Washington Forum

March 31, 2014

by Ellen Klicka, AMS Policy Program Very exciting developments are about to unfold at the Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy...

Decadal Survey of Ocean Sciences

November 15, 2013

Dr. David Titley, Rear Adm. (Ret.)–well known to us as former oceanographer of the U.S. Navy, as chief operating officer...

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A Chat with the Iceman

October 23, 2012

By Maureen Moses, AMS Education Program I hope you all had a good Earth Science Week last week! The theme...

Eurasian Cold Snap a Product of Arctic Warmth

Eurasian Cold Snap a Product of Arctic Warmth

February 25, 2012

In a paradox that it seems only nature can muster—like quelling a year-long drought in the western two-thirds of Texas...

New Study Now Quantifies the "Huge" Seafloor Movement in 2011 Japanese Earthquake

January 4, 2012

At a magnitude of 9.0, the earthquake off the Japanese coast last March was already known as one of the...

The Services Response to the Tōhoku Disaster a Focus of the 2012 AMS Meeting

The Services Response to the Tōhoku Disaster a Focus of the 2012 AMS Meeting

November 29, 2011

The science ministry in Japan reported last week that more than 30,000 square km–eight percent of the country–is contaminated by radioactive...

Mapping Ice Flow in Antarctica

September 14, 2011

A recently released map of the speed and direction of ice flows across Antarctica not only reveals some previously undiscovered...

New Tools for Predicting Tsunamis

March 29, 2011

The SWASH (Simulating Waves until at Shore) model sounds like something that would have been useful in predicting the tsunami...

Lessons of Sendai: The Need for Community Resilience

March 20, 2011

by William Hooke, AMS Policy Program Director, adapted from two posts (here and there) for the AMS Project, Living on...