1. Arctic sea ice loss and climate

    New research by NCAR scientists uses atmospheric general circulation model experiments to explore how projected losses in Arctic sea ice may affect climate.

    • Climate

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    Media Advisory: Adapting to U.S. Climate Change

    Researchers are working toward predictions of climate change impacts in specific regions and even metropolitan areas. But are local and regional decision makers taking advantage of this science to begin to prepare for the impacts of global warming?

    • Climate

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    Climate change threat: Developing countries lack means to acquire more efficient technologies

    Contrary to earlier projections, few developing countries will be able to afford more efficient technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the next few decades, new research concludes.

    • Climate

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    Amenaza del cambio de clima: Los países en vías de desarrollo carecen de medios para adquirir tecnologías más eficientes.

    En las próximas décadas serán pocos los países en vías de desarrollo que podrán producir tecnologías más eficientes para reducir emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero, concluye nueva investigación.

    • Climate

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    Hurricanes and climate change: NCAR launches intensive study into future hurricane risk

    NCAR, working with federal agencies and universities as well as the insurance and energy industries, has launched an intensive study to examine how global warming will influence hurricanes in the next few decades.

    • Climate,
    • Weather

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