News
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Summer Institute 2009 Information Available!
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Seaglider Monitors Climate-Related Ocean Circulation In The Arctic
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Jessica Lunquist Receives 2008 Cryosphere Young Investigator Award
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Joe Casola's research on how warming effects PNW mountain snowback
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Dinos, fossils and video production: Registration open for Burke summer programs
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People's misperceptions cloud their understanding of rainy weather forecasts
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UW students to learn firsthand of culture, corals, islands threatened by sea level rise
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Lecture considers climate change effects on PNW mountain snow
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The UW Program on Climate Change Presents its 8th Annual Public Lecture: "Understanding Variation in Mountain Snow in the PNW: Impacts of climate change and importance of location"
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Aging Satellites Threaten Climate Research Future
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Study co-funded by PCC and co-authored by former PCC Postdoc Curtis Deutsch finds tropical lizards in trouble
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Congratulations to James Murray, recently named an AGU Fellow
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"Some of Earth's climate troubles should face burial at sea, scientists say " UW News and Information article on recent publication by Stuart Strand (UW Forest Resources) and Gregory Benford (UC Irvine)
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"Warming of the Antarctic ice-sheet surface since the 1957 International Geophysical Year" Nature article by Eric Steig (UW ESS) and others
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Second Public Review Solicited for Draft of the "Global Climate Change Impacts on the U.S." synthesis report.
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"Probing Climate Feedbacks in the World's Largest Cloud" by Professor Chris Bretherton, UW Atmospheric Sciences and Director, Program on Climate Change
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Cliff Mass Seattle Times Opinion Piece (12 Jan 2009) "Weather response must be grounded in science"
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Seattle PI editorial (9 Jan 2009) on the opportunities and challenges of the upcoming UN Climate Conference.
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Half of world's population could face climate-induced food crisis by 2100 -David Battisti (Atmospheric Sciences) is quoted in this January 8, 2009 UWeek Article.
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"Meteorologist Cliff Mass examines Pacific Northwest weather in his new book"
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"Can Changes in Ocean Circulation Modify the Climate?" or "Questions and Conclusions of the 2008 PCC Summer Institute"
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Scientific American October 2008 "Geoengineering: How to Cool Earth--At a Price"
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Philip Mote, CIG researcher and Washington State Climatologist, listed as one of Seattle Magazine's 25 most influential people in the Puget Sound region in 2008.
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UWeek reports on Emerson/Quay research cruise investigating CO2 uptake by phytoplankton in the North Pacific
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