1. Hazy skies in Los Angeles as viewed from the Getty Center, 3/18/08

    Climate change threatens to worsen U.S. ozone pollution

    Americans face the risk of a 70 percent increase in unhealthy summertime ozone events by 2050 because of factors related to climate change.

    • Climate,
    • Air Quality

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  2. Predicting solar superstorms: image of coronal mass ejection on August 31, 2012

    On the watch for solar superstorms

    While the current peak in the 11-year cycle of sunspot activity is on the weak side, the Sun might still produce a major storm at any point. The most dangerous storms are most likely during the waning part of the solar cycle, which will unfold later this decade.

    • Sun + Space Weather

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  3. HIgh performance computing at NCAR: Visualization of wind speed using Unidata's Integrated Data Viewer

    NCAR & CU Join Intel Parallel Computing Centers Program

    Participants will develop performance-enhancing applications methods while training the next generation of scientists and engineers.

    • Supercomputing

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  4. Geosciences computing: This 3-D depiction of the flow in and around 2008's Hurricane Gustav was created using Unidata's Integrated Data Viewer.

    Geoscience data services to expand with NSF sponsorship

    UCAR's Unidata program, which provides unique support to researchers and students worldwide, will expand its services over the next five years.

    • Data

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  5. Water: too much, too little - Image shows effects of major drought on plants across U.S. on June 24, 2011

    Water: too much, too little

    Climate change will reduce water availability during dry seasons and increase it during wet seasons around the globe, new research suggests. It also finds there will be large regional variations in water-related impacts.

    • Climate

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